Bone Trafficking in Cameroon: Two Suspects Arrested in Baham with Human Remains Worth 20 Million

Author: camer.bePublished on: April 10, 2026Country: Cameroon

Crime & Law

Bone Trafficking in Cameroon: Two Suspects Arrested in Baham with Human Remains Worth 20 Million

Two suspects were arrested in Baham, Cameroon, for trafficking in human bones. The seized human remains are valued at 20 million CFA francs. This arrest highlights a growing issue of crime related to the trafficking of organs and human remains in the country.

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