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AfricaLink | Deutsche Welle 05.12.2017 | 19:00 UTC Cameroon Cameroonians flee government troops in English-speaking regions People fleeing villages in the English-speaking regions of Cameroon accuse government troops of killings, rape and harassment. Thousands are on the run after President Paul Biya declared war on secessionists. Cameroon's military guilty of war crimes? Enoh Meyomesse: 'In prison, support from outside helped me survive' Cameroon's Biya marks 35 years in office Will 'Ambazonia' become Africa's newest country? Cameroonian troops deploy heavily along Nigeria border Will Africa's autocrats stay in power? Ethiopia Ethnic violence in Ethiopia leaves deep wounds Ethiopia has experienced one of its worst population displacements due to violence in recent times. Now stuck in camps, displaced Ethiopians are trying to come to terms with what their future may hold. The Refugee Cycling Team From Washington, influencing Ethiopia's politics Political unrest simmering in Ethiopia Ethiopian, Somali migrants forced into sea off Yemen Ethiopia: East Africa's new economic power Sierra Leone 'Peace Diamond' undersells for over $6 million at auction A Christian pastor had given away the more than 709-carat diamond so the government could fund local development projects. Officials hope its sale will also help combat illicit smuggling in the modern industry. Botswana's Dependency on Diamonds Cacao as a conservation tool Pastor finds 709-carat diamond in Sierra Leone Huge Sierra Leone diamond prepared for New York auction Africa is rich in diamonds but still poor 'Pink Star' diamond fetches record $71.2m at auction Global Witness: 'EU needs to take firm stand on conflict minerals' Sierra Leone diamond miners toil to get rich   © Deutsche Welle 2017