Southern Cameroons Interim Government

A Brutality from the Era of Slavery: Franco-Camerounese Armed Forces Descend on and Disrobe Southern Cameroonians in Mamfe

Source: http://www.unpo.org

Saturday October 22, 2005 will ever be remembered in Besongabang, Mamfe as the day on which the forgotten town came back to life. A historic SCNC Manyu County meeting scheduled to hold in Besongabang was invaded by combined forces of Soldiers, Gendarmes and Police.

To prevent the meeting from starting up at all, the troops arrived as SCNC faithfuls began arriving and surrounded the venue.

Finally, some forty delegates representing all the Local Government Areas (LGAs) of Manyu who were in the Hall were arrested and at gun point transported in military vehicles to Mamfe where they are detained at the Gendarmerie and Police Charge Offices.

Club 20

Dear Compatriots,

The saying that “there is no free lunch” rings so true in the Southern Cameroons that we who belong to that territory really need to decide, at a personal level, whether we want to be on the giving side of “free lunch” or continue on the asking side and getting nothing back but humiliation after humiliation, time and time again because there is no free lunch.

This is a question that every Southern Cameroonian must, at a personal level answer. At a personal level I chose to speak out against evil in our country and I chose to contribute money every month to end the insanity because it is not enough to speak out against it. What about you?

Despite Tight Security, Flags Hoisted

Copyright © 2005 The Post. All rights reserved. Distributed by AllAfrica Global Media (allAfrica.com).

By Chris Mbunwe, Peterkins Manyong & Jeff Ngawe Yufenyu

Despite the deployment of security forces in major towns of the Northwest and Southwest Provinces, Southern Cameroons National Council, SCNC, activists succeeded in hoisting Southern Cameroons' flags in Bamenda and Kumba on Saturday, October 1.

In Bamenda, activists outsmarted gun-toting policemen, held a rally and hoisted the Southern Cameroons flag.

The first flag is reported to have been hoisted at Mile 8, Mankon, at midnight, September 30 breaking October 1. The others were hoisted at Musang CBC neighbourhood, and Alakuma, Chomba, Nchubo quarters. Then, at 3:30 pm on October 1, another flag was hoisted at the Bamenda Food Market, watched by an impressive crowd.

The hoisting of a SCNC flag at the New Food Market attracted a large crowd. Security forces pulled down the flag 15 minutes later.

In Kumba, electricity supply was interrupted when police tried to pull down a flag hoisted by unidentified persons on a high-tension cable near TEXACO, in Fiango.

In Response to The Yang Gang

by the US-Southern Cameroons Foundation
(Culled from The Post Online)

Having completed its Kontchou-like mission of lies, spin, distortion, intimidation and disinformation to the Southern Cameroons, the Yang Gang has returned to its puppeteer in Yaounde. The mission was a complete failure for the Franco-Camerounese occupier because it only succeeded in raising the anger and national consciousness of the Southern Cameroonian population. The entire performance was classical Camerounese: a complete disregard for established historical facts and truths, that could easily be verified by any secondary school student. In characteristic fashion they disrespected the intelligence of the Southern Cameroonian population by regurgitating the same stale, meaningless propaganda soup cooked by Amadou Ahidjo over four decades ago. They failed to address the legitimate issues of occupation, colonization, assimilation and ruthless exploitation of the Southern Cameroons and instead issued naked threats of genocide, telegraphed from their masters in Yaounde and Paris. We rise to address the inventions and myths the Gang raised and to remind Southern Cameroons people of the facts the Yang Gang are attempting to distort: