Anglophone crisis: Gov’t bent on cracking down on more activists

BY ELAH GEOFREY MBONG The Anglophone crisis that started with the Common Law Lawyers and Anglophone teachers strike on the marginalisation of the Anglophones better still Southern Cameroons in 2016 has gradually been transformed into an armed conflict. As tension rages on now for close to three years in the restive regions of the North West and South West, several calls have been made for all the protagonists to embrace peace for a better and new Cameroon, but things seem to have fallen on deaf ears as the armed conflicts between the separatist fighters and the defence forces rages on…