Arrey Elvis Ntui Consulting Senior Analyst, Cameroon Please submit all media inquiries to media@crisisgroup.org or call +32 (0) 2 536 00 71 Crisis Group Role Arrey Elvis Ntui joined Crisis Group in 2019 and is our Consulting Senior Analyst for Cameroon. He focuses particularly on the Anglophone conflict, national socio-political tensions and wider threats to security in Cameroon. Professional Background Arrey has worked as Head of Political Section at the British High Commission Yaounde. Before a decade in diplomacy and international development, he served as managing editor for an educational publisher with footprints in Cameroon, Nigeria and Ghana. Arrey studied Business Administration at Heriot-Watt University and International Relations at the University of London. He is fluent in English, French and Pidgin. Areas of Expertise Human Rights Governance Development Cameroon In The News 3 Dec 2020 Cameroon cannot simply afford to allow the ethnic and political tensions it is facing to rise to levels where they could constitute inter-community violence. VOA Arrey Elvis Ntui Consulting Senior Analyst, Cameroon 24 Oct 2020 Around 700,000 young people were excluded from the school system owing to the conflict. AFP Arrey Elvis Ntui Consulting Senior Analyst, Cameroon 24 Oct 2020 Le gouvernement et la société civile anglophone ont mis beaucoup de pression sur les groupes séparatistes pour que leurs enfants retournent à l'école. Le Parisien Arrey Elvis Ntui Consulting Senior Analyst, Cameroon 24 Oct 2020 Le boycott des écoles était une stratégie des séparatistes ces dernières années. 700.000 jeunes environ étaient en dehors du système scolaire à cause du conflit. Le Figaro Arrey Elvis Ntui Consulting Senior Analyst, Cameroon 30 Apr 2020 Dans un contexte de violence accrue contre les populations et les séparatistes, le risque est que même une fois la paix revenue dans les régions anglophones, cela complique les relations entre les Mbororo et les autres groupes ethniques. RFI Arrey Elvis Ntui Consulting Senior Analyst, Cameroon 9 Feb 2020 (The election) will further bias the character of state institutions toward the views of a single party and seems bound to reduce prospects for frank discussions about resolving the Anglophone conflict and other brewing crises. AP Arrey Elvis Ntui Consulting Senior Analyst, Cameroon Latest Updates Podcast / Africa 14 October 2021 Cameroon's Forgotten Anglophone Conflict In this episode of Hold Your Fire!, Richard Atwood and Naz Modirzadeh talk with Arrey Elvis Ntui, Crisis Group’s Cameroon expert, about a deadly separatist insurgency pitting Anglophone militants against the Cameroonian government that is almost five years old but garners little international attention. Op-Ed / Africa 12 February 2021 Cameroon’s Ethno-Political Tensions and Facebook Are a Deadly Mix A heavily contested presidential election in 2018 has unleashed a new layer of political tensions that have taken an ethnic turn and found a formidable amplifier on social media. Originally published in World Politics Review Q&A / Africa 8 February 2020 Cameroon: Elections Raise Prospect of Further Ruling-party Dominance With a boycotting opposition and low expected turnout in conflict-affected Anglophone regions, Cameroon’s ruling party should win big in forthcoming elections. In this Q&A, Crisis Group expert Arrey Ntui explains why that result means dialogue about the country’s crises will have to happen outside parliament. Also available in Français