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Video - Cameroon's Anglophone Dialogue: A Work in Progress
Video - Cameroon's Anglophone Dialogue: A Work in Progress
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Video - Cameroon's Anglophone Dialogue: A Work in Progress

President Paul Biya has proposed a national dialogue aimed at resolving the Cameroonian government’s conflict with Anglophone separatists. Arrey E. Ntui, Crisis Group Senior Analyst for Cameroon, explains the reality on the ground in Anglophone areas and offers recommendations on how the government can make efforts to resolve the crisis.

Cameroon's Anglophone Dialogue: A Work in Progress

Arrey E. Ntui, Crisis Group Senior Analyst for Cameroon.

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