Four people died and several others were injured or rescued after a heavy downpour collapsed a temporary pedestrian bridge at Mile 2 in Bamenda. Authorities and residents blame poor safety measures. The construction company pledged improvements, while officials urged the public to respect safety guidelines around ongoing road works.
Since 2016, Cameroon’s Anglophone conflict has trapped many persons with disabilities, unable to flee violence, leaving them among the most vulnerable victims.
Cameroon’s Anglophone conflict has triggered a deep mental health crisis, leaving thousands battling trauma, depression, and anxiety. Despite stigma and limited services, organizations like CBCHS and DIBA provide counseling and support, helping survivors rebuild their lives and restore hope.
