It is not doubt that since the reunification of the both Cameroons (East Cameroun otherwise La…
Category: EDITORIAL
Have schools become theatres of violence?
A strange culture of violence in schools is quietly creeping into our system. We say a…
The international community and the Anglophone crisis
For the past three years or so, since the Anglophone crisis escalated into what now seems…
Trading peace for elections
A presidential decree issued on Sunday, November 10 fixed February 9, 2020, for the Legislative and…
Biya’s Cameroon, why history can’t wait
When the next history of Cameroon is written, there will be two stop points for reflection.…
Special Status for the Anglophone regions is a right not a gift!
If in the course of framing the 1996 constitution by what has gone down in history…
The worrying silence after dialogue
It is our sincere belief that the call for dialogue was pertinent, the more reason why…
Revisiting Mbombo Njoya’s proposals at MND
The city of Foumban has a special place in the political evolution of Cameroon. This is…
Special Status with a question mark
With a heavy heart, many Anglophones remain reluctant to believe that the mere mention of SPECIAL…
Dialogue is over, have we made progress?
This in indeed, is a crucial question at a crucial moment of the nation’s survival chances,…