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Cameroon: Anglophone's Special Status - Too Little, Too Late?
DW, 23 December 2019
Cameroon's Anglophone regions could get 'special status,' but experts are skeptical that this will end the crisis. They argue that there is only one lasting solution to Cameroon's… Read more »
Anglophone 'Special Status' a Solution to Cameroon's Crisis?
The bill, among other things, contemplates the creation of assemblies of chiefs, regional assemblies, and councils, with each of the two regions having elected presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, and public affairs management controllers.
Prisoners are taken from the Kondengui Central Prison in Yaounde, Cameroon, July 23, 2019 (file photo).
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