Solutions to resolve the Anglophone problem
First of all, it is important to diagnose fairly the rather harmful impact of this crisis. Even if the crisis…
Published on 07.06.2017 par Christopher Fomunyoh Opinion columnOpinion
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Federalism is inscribed in the Constitution and the Penal Code
Article 68 of the Constitution and Section 101 of the Penal Code acknowledge Cameroon is a Federated State; hence sundry…
Published on 30.05.2017 par Journal du Cameroun Opinion column -
Only a transitional government, without Biya, can save Cameroon
My country, Cameroon, is in the process of committing suicide. Compare the country to a large truck racing down a…
Published on 29.05.2017 par Dr. Denis Foretia Opinion column -
The role of women in financial leadership in Africa
Africa’s business landscape is a complex arena of evolving trends and discarded stereotypes. In recent years, we have seen advancement…
Published on 23.05.2017 par Viola Llewellyn, Ovamba Opinion column -
Anglophone Protest: Who stands to gain from persecution of prelates & church leaders?
There is a letter in circulation from the Catholic Bishops of Cameroon signed by the Arch Bishop of Douala. This…
Published on 12.05.2017 par Journal du Cameroun Ideas -
Memory Lane (May 9, 2015): Common Law Lawyers in Cameroon Call for a Return to Federalism
On May 9 2015, lawyers from the Common Law jurisdictions of Cameroon met in Bamenda to discuss "The security and…
Published on 10.05.2017 par Dibussi Tande Opinion column -
Decentralisation is not a solution to the anglophone problem in Cameroon-Akere Muna
I write this article against the backdrop of popular demand to clarify public opinion on the two concepts of Decentralization…
Published on 02.05.2017 par Barrister Akere Muna Opinion column -
2017 Labour Day: What hope for Cameroonian workers?
Cameroonian workers will on May 1, join millions of workers all over the world to mark the 131st edition of the…
Published on 26.04.2017 par Journal du Cameroun Opinion column -
Eric Chinje on Cameroon’s political crisis
The responsibility of our time is nothing less than a revolution – a revolution that would be peaceful if we…
Published on 21.04.2017 par Journal du Cameroun Opinion column -
Canadian gov’t urged to help end anglophone crisis
Cameroonians living in Canada have urged the Canadian government to help end the crisis rocking anglophone Cameroon before the people…
Published on 20.04.2017 par Journal du Cameroun Ideas -
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Internet blackout in bid to stifle protests in Cameroon
The Internet ban on Cameroon's English-speaking population is cause for great concern in the language dispute, writes Azad Essa. Millions…
Published on 06.04.2017 par Azad Essa Opinion column -
The EU and UK ought to know better; The crisis in the Cameroons is not an ‘internal affair’, it’s a problem of annexation and crime
According to the writer, the on-going crisis in English-speaking Cameroon cannot be solved through ‘effective decentralization’ but through a broad-based…
Published on 04.04.2017 par Akoson Raymond Opinion column -
Anglophone Crisis: Counting the cost
It is only five months since the unfortunate drama between the government and the Anglophone minority has been playing out…
Published on 28.03.2017 par Dr. Joachim Arrey, Opinion column -
Mo Ibrahim Prize For African Leadership: A decade with just four laureates: Unachievable standards or deliberate mockery?
Open Letter THE FOUNDER AND CHAIR THE MO IBRAHIM FOUNDATION, Subject; The Mo Ibrahim Prize For African Leadership: A…
Published on 05.03.2017 par Yuh Acho Ideas -
President Biya’s appointment with the Anglophone Spring
In an interview granted me by The Rambler newspaper of November 28th 2016, I made the following observation: “There is a need…
Published on 28.02.2017 par Mwalimu George Ngwane* Ideas
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