At the regional hospital mortuary in Buea, Cameroon, people gather and cry after getting word that their loved one, a taxi driver, had been killed – caught in a gun battle between Cameroon security forces and anglophone separatists.
“We went to the scene and realised that two people were already dead. One was a taxi driver we know very well, Ngoh Winfred, nicknamed Willy Bobo,” says John Musonge Litute, president of a local taxi union.
