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History Might Help Resolve Cameroon's Anglophone Crisis

Cameroon: Using History to Resolve the Anglophone Crisis

allAfrica, 22 March 2018

Cameroon’s history points to an outcome that might end its conflict: a return to a federal system in which each linguistic region enjoys a level of autonomy. Read more »

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