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Mancho Bibixy is part of the list with 15 years in prison.

Mancho Bibixy is serving a sentence of 15 years in prison.

Cameroon: Mr. Mancho Bibixy Tse sentenced to 15 years in prison

However, other activists, including radio broadcaster Mancho Bibixy, remain in jail.

Mancho is being detained in a central prison in Kondengui in Yaoundé, the capital of Cameroon.

Mancho Bibixy, Penn Terence, Patrick Ndango, and all our people languishing in colonial prisons have a right to liberty.

On January 19, 2017, the date on which Mancho was arrested, the situation in the Anglophone region was not as dire as it is today.

These include consortium leaders Felix Agbor, a human rights lawyer, Fontem Neba, a university lecturer, and activist Mancho Bibixy.

These include consortium leaders Felix Agbor, a human rights lawyer, Fontem Neba, a university lecturer, and activist Mancho Bibixy.

Leaders of the Consortium, Nkongho Felix Agbor-Balla and Fontem Aforteka’a Neba, were also arrested on 17 January, and journalist and activist Mancho Bibixy on 20 January.

It is surely this dispensation that has caused leaders like Mancho Bibixy and Agbor Balla, whom are now calling for the resumption of classes, to change their position with regard to schooling.

It is surely this dispensation that has caused leaders like Mancho Bibixy and Agbor Balla, whom are now calling for the resumption of classes, to change their position with regard to schooling.

The newspaper reports that he "specifically quoted a certain Mancho Aaron who" took more than $ 20,000 in checks and deposited it into a personal account ".

The Military Tribunal, Friday, took a decision, ordering the case of Fontem Neba, Nkongho Agbor and Mancho Bibixuy, to be joined with that of 24 other supposed activists arrested in the English-speaking regions of Cameroon.

The decapitation of the Consortium and the arrest of certain activist leaders of the protest movements such as Mancho Bibixi has had the opposite effect from that expected by the Yaoundé authorities.