History of Cameroon Since 1800

African Ahidjo Ahmadou Ahidjo Anglophone annexation Assembly Bafut Bakossi Bakweri Bali Bamenda Bamileke Bamum Bangwa Baptist Basel Mission Baya became Bimbia Biya Britain British Cameroons British colonial British Southern Cameroons Buea called Cameroonians Camerounaise CNU Party coast colonial administration Conference Congress Constitution Council CPDM CPNC delegation Duala Duala land Duala Manga Bell economic elections Endeley established European Ewondo expropriation favour Federal Foncha fondoms forced Foumban France Francophone French Cameroon French colonial Fulani Garoua German colonial authorities Grassfields groups House of Chiefs independence indigenous Kamerun KNDP Kumba labour Lamido Mamfe Mbida migrated missionaries Muna National natives Ngaoundere Nigeria Njoya North Cameroon Northern Office organised palm plantations plebiscite political parties population President Prime Minister Province Republic of Cameroon reunification schools slave trade South Southern Cameroonians Southern Cameroons territory treaty Union University of Yaounde Victoria village wanted West Cameroon