Continued blockage in English-speaking Cameroon creates Internet refugees
The continued Internet blockage in anglophone Cameroon, now past its fiftieth day, has ramifications for human rights and the economy according to Frontera online. The Economist points out that repression, local tensions and divisions are overshadowing sports and technological prowess of Cameroon society, causing damage to the economic and social fabric of the country.
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