The other side of the Anglophone crisis: Hypocrites, sycophants, statesmen and a President who took the right decisions at the wrong time deceived and betrayed by his confidants.
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Where do we go from here?
There is an Anglophone problem in Cameroon!
No, there is no Anglophone problem!
There is need for an Anglophone sub-system of education!
No, there can be no two education system in one country! And then, well we can see how we blend that with the Francophone sub system!
There is the need to re-look our bi-legal system!
No, we need only one harmonized judiciary! In any case, let’s look into some components of the complaints of the Common Law lawyers and see?
Dr. Christopher Fomunyoh, special guest on this edition of News Extra on Foundation radio FM 100, Bamenda Cameroon
Get his views on:
- The release of some Anglophone political detainees in Cameroon,
- The resumption or non-resumption of schools in the North West and South Regions of the country,
- The state of freedom of expression
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Some Anglophone leaders are detained, the parliament seems indifferent, and the President's reaction seems long overdue, even as Anglophones in Cameroon now consider themselves as "Jews in Nazi camps"
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Government and Railway authorities disagree over results of Commission of inquiry on Esseka train accident.
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Lack of focus, slowness in decision making, arrogance, intransigence, back-biting and betrayal... Government, politicians, the Anglophone community would certainly revise their strategy if given another opportunity...
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Get eye witness accounts in this edition of News Extra on Foundation Radio, FM 100, Bamenda Cameroon
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North West and South West Regions of Cameroon paralyzed - teachers, lawyers maintain strike following government's intransigence to recognize an Anglophone problem. Special report in this edition of News Extra.
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He served in the Nigerian and helped foiled coup d’état. He returned to Cameroon and was very instrumental in crushing the April 6th 1984 coup d’état during which some disgruntled army officers attempted to overthrow President Paul Biya.
Francis Ngwa Niba reflects on Cameroons failed health system as top officials continue to seek medical attention in foreign countries.
- Cameroon Common Lawyers strike against marginalization, ghost courts in North West and South West Regions.
- President Paul Biya trapped in his stand against dual nationality as wife Chantal is to be coferred a Doctorate Degree.
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