Anglophone crisis: Consortium members on the run, declared wanted

BY LUCY LIMA The Anglophone crisis started with a simple demand from Common Law lawyers and Anglophone teachers of the North West and South West Regions, under the banner of the Cameroon Anglophone Civil Society Consortium, CACSC, in 2016, through peaceful protest against marginalisation from the central government, which they described as repressive. They were demanding for the return of the federal system of government as agreed in 1961, redeployment of Civil Law Magistrates back to Civil Law courts in French-speaking regions, the redress of several issues concerning the English sub-system of education among other grievances. The crisis has taken…