CAPSA worker accused of collaborating with English-speaking Cameroonian separatists

By LUCY LIMA A worker of Cap Sur L’Avenir (CAPSA), a non-profit youth-led organization which fights to Protect and Educate Young Boys/Girls is on the run following accusations of collaborating with armed separatists in Muyuka. In a confidential dispatch to security services, Tanyi Roquecegnol Akwo, Subdivisional Officer for Muyuka Subdivision accuses 31-year-old Ngebwung Beltus Achianga of complicity with armed militias which are fighting to forge an independent English-speaking state in Cameroon, where the majority of the population speaks French. In a bid to gain passage, aid workers are accused of collaborating with separatists. Local administrative officials urge aid groups to…