Category: Opinion
Drivers Of Violent Extremism In Cameroon
By Akem Kelvin Nkwain Extremism can be referred to as the adoption of a particular ideology with the intention to use violence to remove the state or ruling structure and […]
Understanding Special Status For States: The Case Of Cameroon’s English Speaking Regions
The call for a national dialogue by the President of the Republic of Cameroon, His Excellency President Paul Biya on the 10th of September 2019 was embraced with mixed feelings […]
The Notion that Biya’s National Dialogue Will Solve the Anglophone Crisis is Laughable
Any farmer or individual who has tended land will tell you that simply cutting weeds is pointless. It is necessary to dig up the roots of the weed. In essence, […]
Change Would Come From The Streets-Godden Zama’s Tribute To Mancho & Co.
Change would come from the Streets, never from those who called you terrorists or badly brought up kids, today the same people who rained insults on you are asking for […]
How I Got The President’s Speech Wrong, As Many Other Anglophones Too- Prof. James Arrey Abangma
We hold someone accountable for what the person promises to do but fails to do. President Biya had not said the National Dialogue is intended to solve what has come […]
Ayah Ayah Abine Weighs In On Mysteries, Hypocrisies Of Lengthy Lockdown
Here are some mysteries of/in the struggle I don’t and may possibly never understand:
Abouem à Tchoyi’s Proposed Solution To Anglophone Crisis
David Abouem à Tchoyi is a proven statesman, co nsidering his attitude towards issues of national interest. Shortly after the Anglophone Crisis escalated, Abouem à Tchoyi wrote a memo proposing […]
‘GOT IT ALL WRONG’, Ayah Explains Inclusive Dialogue To Biya Regime
A lot of wrong things were said on a private Camerounese television station this afternoon, May 26, 2019. One of such things was the adulterated interpretation of the phrase INCLUSIVE […]
Ayah Paul Indicts Yaoundé Regime Over Gruesome Murder Of Muyuka Toddler
“Guilty Conscience When the Yaounde or Yaoundé sponsored serial killers summarily executed women and children in the Far North, Yaoundé promptly asserted that the scene was in Mali, and that […]
The Balkanisation Of Cameroon’s Media Family: A Tale Of Many Leaderships With No Direction
By Andrew Nsoseka Journalists in Cameroon have made it easier for politicians to successfully split them up into numerous visionless unions for easy manipulation and control. The plethora of journalism […]