Mancho Bibixy’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

From Cameroon
Gender male
Birth

August 1984, Bamenda, Cameroon

Age 36 years

Mancho Bibixy, plus connu sous le nom de Mancho BBC, né le 18 août 1984 à Bamenda, au Cameroun, est un activiste politique camerounais critique au régime de Paul Biya au pouvoir depuis 1982. Journaliste radio diplômé de journalisme de l’université de Buéa, il est l’un des principaux leaders de la contestation anglophone, dite « crise anglophone », qui secoue les régions anglophones du Cameroun à partir de fin 2016. Le 19 janvier 2017, alors que la crise bat son plein, il est arrêté à Bamenda puis incarcéré à la prison centrale de Kondengui à 15 ans d’emprisonnement. Lors de son procès il déclarera : « à quoi ça sert de tuer des milliers de personnes s’il faudra à la fin dialoguer ».

Quelques mois après son incarcération, le Réseau des défenseurs des droits humains en Afrique centrale (REDHAC) ainsi que le Centre pour les droits de l’homme et la démocratie en Afrique (CHRDA) demandent la libération inconditionnelle de Mancho Bibixy dénonçant une détention arbitraire. Il reste cependant en détention.

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