As Claude and Guarani carried his wounded daughter away from the scene of a school shooting, he pleaded with her not to die.

She said she wouldn't disappoint him.

But on Sunday, 12 year old Rennie succumbed to her wounds.

The seventh child dead from Saturday's attack in the Cameroonian town of Kamba With had so much hope for Rennie so much home.

For now, she's gone.

No one has claimed responsibility for the killings in the southwest region, where separatists have been battling the government since 2017 but in Guarani says he saw them.

The carpenter was at his work, shared near the school when he says, 12 gunmen rode by on four motorbikes.

One of them was carrying a rocket launcher.

After what in Guarani describes a sustained gunfire, they drove back again.

He went to see what had happened and found a man carrying his daughter.

She was covered in blood struggle.

E no, she struggled to live.

If she didn't battle for her life, she would have died immediately when she was shot.

It's not clear if the attack is linked to the secessionist battle for an independent state, but what began as protests in Cameroon's English speaking southwestern northwest regions against perceived dominance by the Francophone majority, has descended into violence.

Both sides accuse the other of atrocities, but in Guangxi lays his daughter's death at the door off the government.

E blame the government for everything.

The government should have admitted that they are unable to win this war.

They are in a position of power whilst we are the ones affected.

No problem.

They have enough money on, they don't care about us.

We are the ones who are suffering.

On Sunday, the people have come back came out to show their anger.

The latest town in mourning after three years of festering violence, it has shut schools, displaced more than half a million people and claimed over 3000 lives.

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