Why Cameroon must move beyond dialogue to solve its Anglophone crisis: Cameroonian nationals in Geneva protesting against the presence of President Paul Biya. Martial Trezzini/EPA-EFEPresident Paul Biya convened a national dialogue last month to address the conflict between his government and the people in Cameroon’s English-speaking regions in the North West and South … [Read more...] about Why Cameroon must move beyond dialogue to solve its Anglophone crisis | The Conversation
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Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis threatens national unity. The time for change is now. | The Conversation
Cameroon's Anglophone crisis threatens national unity. The time for change is now.: Cameroon's President Paul Biya has been in charge for nearly 40 years. His people want change. REUTERS/LINTAO ZHANGCameroon’s governance and security problems have historically attracted little outside attention. But this seems likely to change, for two reasons. The first is the growing … [Read more...] about Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis threatens national unity. The time for change is now. | The Conversation
China tops US and UK as destination for anglophone African students | The Conversation
China tops US and UK as destination for anglophone African students: More and more African students head to China each year to study. REUTERS/Bobby Yip The surge in the number of African students in China is remarkable. In less than 15 years the African student body has grown 26-fold – from just under 2,000 in 2003 to almost 50,000 in 2015. According to the UNESCO Institute … [Read more...] about China tops US and UK as destination for anglophone African students | The Conversation
