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Anglophone crisis swells orphanages in SW/NW

By NDIMUH B. SHANCHO & SIMON KALLA Kidnappings, destruction of houses, hospitals, fight and killing, which have become a daily occurrence in the North West and South West Regions of Cameroon since late 2017, have undoubtedly rendered many fatherless and or motherless, with orphanages in these two regions already witnessing an increase in population. Saint Glory Orphanage, Malingo Street-Buea, according to the Founder/Care-giver, Mrs. Toge Rachael, has received six new orphans from Ekona in the South West Region and Nso in the North West Region, because of the restive Anglophone crisis: “We were 18 in number the other year but…

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