Three activists in Cameroon have pleaded not guilty on charges of terrorism during a military tribunal in the capital, Yaounde. They are accused of encouraging the English-speaking regions of Cameroon to secede. If convicted, they could face the death penalty. Susan Mwongeli reports
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