The River Of Blood
The Southern Cameroons ~ Ambazonia ongoing genocide is a collection of stories and images put together to showcase the current civil war in the Cameroons.
Powered by the people who took time to report their stories and journeys as refugees escaping the genocide in British Southern Cameroons. These are some of the stories of those impacted by the war in their own words and experience.
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3 reviews for The River Of Blood
Mirabelle Ntoh (verified owner)–
excellent app
Rated 5 out of 5
Mobile Fibre. (verified owner)–
A little graphic but really sad what the Country Cameroon 🇨🇲 is doing to this people. 😢 May their souls RIP🙏and hope Africa and the world can do something about it. Thanking the author for this great work exposing the crisis to the world.
Anastasia Kuma (verified owner)–
I love this
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Five Minute Bible Devotionals is a six-book series of easy-to-use picture devotional books for children that connects Bible themes and verses to teach Christian values to kids ages 4 on up.
Mirabelle Ntoh (verified owner) –
excellent app
Mobile Fibre. (verified owner) –
A little graphic but really sad what the Country Cameroon 🇨🇲 is doing to this people. 😢 May their souls RIP🙏and hope Africa and the world can do something about it. Thanking the author for this great work exposing the crisis to the world.
Anastasia Kuma (verified owner) –
I love this