BBC News | Cameroon is set to hold presidential elections in October, whilst an unresolved conflict rages within its borders.
For close to a decade, the country’s two English-speaking regions have been gripped by violence that has claimed over 6,000 lives and forced hundreds of thousands from their homes.
The near-decade-long conflict has stunted life in the area. BBC Africa Eye’s Blaise Eyong has been covering the crisis since the unrest began.