Concern grows for Cameroonian detainees

Relatives of 12 people detained in connection with protests in Cameroon's two English-speaking regions have expressed concern about their fate. Early in August, the detainees released a video, showing them in what appeared to be a dark, underground prison. Now three of the detainees, who are on hunger strike to protest against their jail conditions, are "very sick" a relative told the BBC.

Plus, two white South African farmers accused of assaulting and threatening to burn a black man alive after forcing him into a coffin have been found guilty of attempted murder. BBC correspondent Nomsa Maseko was in court to hear the verdict.

[Pictured: Cameroonian detainee Asaah Patrick Ndangoh appeared on the secret video released in August.]