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Cameroon: Dialogue On Anglophone Crisis Begins
DW, 30 September 2019
A five-day meeting to resolve Cameroon's three-year-long conflict began Monday. The unrest in the English-speaking regions has cost more than 3,000 lives and displaced over 500,000… Read more »
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Cameroon: Cameroon Opens Dialogue on Separatist Violence in English-Speaking Regions
VOA, 30 September 2019
Weeklong talks on the separatist crisis facing Cameroon's English-speaking regions opened Monday in the capital, Yaounde. President Paul Biya called for the national dialogue to… Read more »
Cameroon Begins National Dialogue on Separatist Crisis
Dozens of governors, traditional and religious leaders and other dignitaries clad in festive attire have arrived in Cameroon's capital Yaounde. Their destination: the national dialogue that is set to go on for a week. President Paul Biya called the talks to try to resolve the separatist crisis facing the country's English-speaking regions - a conflict that has left at least 2,000 people dead in the past two years.
People gather at the Congress Palace during the opening session of the National Dialogue called by President Paul Biya, in Yaounde, Cameroon on September 30, 2019.
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Cameroon's government has called for a "national dialogue" on the separatist crisis in its northwest and southwest regions. However, U.S. and Europe-based separatist leaders ... Read more »
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In a rare address to his nation, President Paul Biya said he has ordered the country's prime minister to engage in an inclusive dialogue to discuss problems that are tearing the ... Read more »
