Cameroonian anglophone activist, Agbor Balla Nkongho, who was released in August after being held for eight months, describes his time behind bars.

Agbor Balla - BBC Focus On Africa

The way forward to dialogue with a neutral third party involving supporters of Federalism, Unitary State and Independence following the violence and killings of October 1st protests in North West and South West Regions.

BBC Focus on Africa - The solution following October 1st violence and killing in NW & SW Regions.

Agbor Nkongho talks to BBC Focus on Africa, on the Anglophone crisis, the current state of play and the way forward.

BBC Focus on Africa Interview

Agbor Nkongho speaking on The Cameroon Anglophone Crisis - Examining Escalation and Seeking Solutions at Chatham House.

Examining Escalation and Seeking Solutions

Barrister Agbor Nkongho's BBC Newsday Interview following Patrice Nganang's release from detention, charges dropped and deportation to United States of America.

BBC Newsday Interview following Patrice Nganang's release

Speaking to human right organisations and civil society actors from worldwide at the Forum on the participation of NGOs in the 62nd Ordinary Session of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights and 36th African Human Rights Book Fair.

Speaking on the Anglophone crisis in Cameroon to NGOs in Mauritania at ACHPR.

Discussing the Anglophone crisis in Cameroon, the armed conflict sliding into a civil war and the role of the church as a neutral arbiter that can broker peace between Anglophone militants and the State.

Talking to RFI about the Anglophone crisis in Cameroon

RFI Interview with Daniel Finnan on the Anglophone crisis, mass arrest, ongoing war and upcoming general elections previewed for October 2018.

RFI Interview on the Anglophone crisis, mass arrests and ongoing armed conflict.

In Cameroon, hearings at military tribunals are expected to continue this week for Anglophone detainees. A number of Anglophones have been jailed since the start of the crisis in the south west and north west regions of the country. At the end of May, seven activists were handed sentences ranging from 10 to 15 years for rebellion and terrorism. Many of them had been arrested during anti-government protests. Another group of Anglophone separatist leaders were arrested in Nigeria at the start of the year and transferred to Yaounde. However, it isn't clear when they'll face charges. RFI's Daniel Finnan spoke to Nkongho Felix Agbor Balla, president of the Fako Lawyers Association, who's been involved in representing some of the jailed Anglophones.

Military Trials Continue For Some 1,000 Jailed Anglophones in Cameroon

Why is Cameroon at war with itself over language? Cameroon's minority Anglophone community is protesting Francophone domination in their country, a conflict which has roots in the colonial era.
Here & Now's Jeremy Hobson speaks with Agbor Nkongho, a human rights lawyer and activist, founder of Centre for Human Rights and Democracy in Africa, about the ongoing conflict.

Here & Now

In French-Run Cameroon, Conflict Continues As English Speakers Fight Alleged Marginalization

Human Rights Lawyer, Rights Activist, President of Fako Lawyers Association.

Agbor NKONGHO