The History of Cameroon

The History of Cameroon

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Basic history editing Perhaps the first resident of Cameroon was Bus (pygmy). They still live in forests of southern and eastern provinces. The Bantu speakers arising out of the Cameronian highlands were the first group to exit before the other aggressors. The Mandara Kingdom in Mandara Mountains was established around 1500 and built a strong structure, the purpose and the exact history that is still pending. Nigerian Arrow Confederacy was present in the West (later British) Cameroon due to trade and migration in the 18th and 19th centuries. In the late 1770s and early 19th century, a neighboring Islamic people, mostly in northern Cameroon, won the majority of Western success, it largely defeated or separated from non-Muslim residents. Although the 16th-century Portuguese reached Cameroon's doorstep, but malaria prevented malaria-suppressing, quinine supplements in the late 1870s, but most Europe's European settlements and internal operations were prevented. At the beginning of Cameroon the European presence was mainly devoted to the acquisition of coastal trade and slaves. Cameroon's northern part was an important part of the Muslim slave trade network. In the mid-19th century, slave trade was severely suppressed. Christian missionaries established a presence in the late 19th century and played a role in Cameronian life. Settlement edits Cameroon over time   German cameroon   British Cameron   French Cameroon   Cameroon Republic Christmas settlement celebrates Christmas in Kamarun Further information: German Cameroon, French Cameroon, British Cameroon Beginning on July 5, 1884, all of Cameroon and some of its neighbors became German colonies, Cameroon, the first in the capital of Buenos Aires and later in Yound. The Imperial German government has invested heavily in Cameroon's infrastructure, including extensive railroads, such as the 160 meter single-span railway bridge in Southern Sanaga branch. The hospital was opened with two major hospitals of the broker, among which a tropical disease (the Germans were discovered in 1912), and in 1915, the population of Kamerun was significantly increased. But indigenous people were reluctant to work on these projects, so the Germans launched a harsh and unprofessional system of forced labor. Indeed, Jesco von Potcoma was freed from the responsibility of the governor of the colony due to his unreasonable action against the main Cameronians. After the crisis in August 1923, France handed over nearly 300,000 square kilometers of land in the Ecuadorial Africa region to Cameroon, in the Phase Empire of 1923, which became Nikomaron, when France occupied small areas in the northern part of France. During World War I, the British attacked Cameroon from Nigeria in Cameroon in 1914, surrendered in the country's latest German fort in February 1916. After the war, this colony was divided between the United Kingdom and France on June 28th, 1919, the League of Nations mandates (Class B) gained a larger geographical part of France, the neighboring French colony transferred Nicamarone, and from Aymond to Cameroon (French Cameroon) Governs. Britain's territories, from the sea to the trail, a hollow of the border with Nigeria, were ruled from the logo as Cameron (British Cameroon) with an equal population. German administrators once again allowed the cultivation of south-west coastal areas. British Parliamentary Publications, Cameroon's British Sphere Report (May 1922, pp. 62-8), reported that German cultivation was "an excellent example of art based on the whole scientific industry." Realization of locals have been taught discipline and can be achieved by art. To come back to their villages, large number of people take cocoa or other farming in their own account As a result, the country's general prosperity is increasing


On Independence (1955-19 60) On 18 December 1956, Cameroon's Peoples Union (UPC), originally resided between Bamilele and the ethnic group, started an armed struggle for independence in Cameroon, France. Until 1961, this revolt continued even after independence.  More than a thousand people died in this conflict. Assembly elections were held on December 23, 1956, and consequently the Assembly passed a decree on April 16, 1957, which made French Cameroon a state. As a member of the French Union, it has withdrawn its respective territories. Its inhabitants became Cameronian citizens, Cameronian institutions were created under the signature of parliamentary democracy. On 12 June 1958, the French Cameroon legislature told the French government: 'Cameroon state recognition at the end of their trusty board. Transfer Cameroon's competition to the suppression of Camerunians' internal affairs. On October 19, 1958, France recognized Cameron's rights to the United Nations's territories for independence in order to achieve independence. On October 24, 1958, Cameron's intention in French Cameroon legislation was openly announced for the purpose of full independence on January 1, 1960. France requests the United Nations General Assembly to be directed by Cameron in France. France's Cameroon's Freedom Betrayal Agreement on November 12, 1958, recognized Cameroon's total internal autonomy and believed that the transfer was not allowed to take over its responsibility for the indefinite period, the French government requested the UN to grant French Cameroon's wishes. On December 5, 1958, the United Nations General Assembly reminded the French government's declaration that French President Cameron will be given independence on 1 January 1960 under the French administration, thus the term of the trustee will end. On 13 March 1959 the United Nations General Assembly decided that the United Nations Trustee Agreement with France for France's Cameroon would end when French Cameron became independent on 1st January 1960. Cameroon editing after independence 1961-1975 Reconciliation monument in Yaounde The French Cameroon gained independence on 1 January 1960 in La Republique du Cameroon. After Guinea, it was sub-Saharan Africa's second colony in Africa to gain independence. On 21st February, 1960, the new nation was held in a constitutional referendum. On 5 May 1960, Ahmado Ahmado became the President. A referendum was held on 11 February 1961, organized by the United Nations in Cameroon. There was a free state or pleibiscite to choose between the free association with integration. On 12 February 1961, British Northern Cameron itself met Nigeria, when voting for the re-election of Cameroon in the southern part of the Federal Republic. The conference was held on 16-21 July 1961 for talks with the conditions of this union. Fancha, KNPP leader, took the Federation to the gallows, thinking of Confidence. Buoya became capital. Ahadov agreed with the federation, it is a step towards a single state. The constitution was adopted on 14 August 1961 with the President. John Nou Phoccha has been the Prime Minister. On September 1, 1961, the Cameroon National Union (CNU) was formed by political parties in eastern and western Cameroon. In addition to making the most decisions about West Cameron, the suggestion was taken, "What (West Cameron) was driven to a wider public sense though they voted to re-organize, which they are exploiting or dominating".On October 1, 1961, most British Muslim voters voted for the respondent to join North Nigeria; In fact, Christian South III, South Cameron, voted in a referendum, to form the Federal Republic of Cameron with the Republic of Cameroon. The previous French and British territories maintained proper autonomy. French educated Ahmadu Ahadja was elected president of the Federation in 1961. In 1962 the CFA of France became the official currency of Cameroon. Ahdio, a comprehensive internal security apparatus, banned all political parties in 1966. He successfully suppressed the UP CB rebellion, capturing the last rebel leader in 1970. On March 28, 1970 Ahadza renewed the dignity of the Supreme Court; Solomon became the Vice President of Tandjung Muna. In 1972, instead of a new constitution, instead of a united state called Cameroon's United Republic. This is the main reason for the exacerbation of Cameroon's French and English speaking territories. The South Cameroon does not feel the compromise of the Constitution of Phuuman. Although the rules of Ahidjo were four
As authoritarian, he was unexpectedly discovered by Karunanama compared to the noted colonial African leaders. He did not follow many Western anti-Western policies, many of these leaders, which helped Cameroon achieve a comparative political stability and a degree of economic growth. On June 30, 1975, Paul Bia was appointed Vice President. In 1982, Ahido was in office for the position of President, and after his resignation, Prime Minister Paul Baya, got a career in Beti-Pahan ethnic group. Later Ahadis disliked the choice of his heirs, but his supporters failed to overthrow Bio in the coup of 1984. In 1983 and 1984, the single candidate won the election, while the country again named the Republic of Cameroon. Many factional parties empowered while in power in Vidya in 1992, 2007 and 2011. His Cameroon People's Democratic Movement (CPDM) party has a large majority in the legislature. On April 6, 1984, the country showed the first step of the first coup led by the Colonel Dr. Iska Adoum About 3 am rebel forces mostly try to interfere with the Government of the guardian guard of the Republicans under the orders of Colonel Ibrahim Saleh. The rebels announced the responsibility of Yaounde Airport, the national radio station and handover to the government. The President of Eskma Adoum was the manager of the Republican Civil War. He told to be a new interim president. Unfortunately, due to many reasons its failure occurred. The main coup members were arrested on April 10, 1984, and President Biyaya said the country was told of peace. On August 15, 1984, Lake Munun exploded in a turbulent eruption that caused 37 people to drown as a result of carbon dioxide. On August 21st, 1986, another lungi blast in Lake Noyes killed 1,800 people and 3,500 livestock. Among the two catastrophes are the only recording examples of Limelic eruptions. In May 2014, after the abduction of Chihok schoolgirl, Cameron's President Paul Bia and Chad Idris Devi announced that they are starting a war against Boko Haram and deployed troops on the Nigerian border. At the beginning of 2006, the oil-rich Baku peninsula was expected to have a final decision on the dispute between Cameroon and Nigeria. In October 2002, the International Court of Justice was ruled by Cameron. However, a prolonged solution will be required by both the President, the Parliament, and the United Nations. The Peninsula was a war zone between the two countries in June 1994 and in June 2005, leading to the death of Cameroon soldiers.