Casualties worsening as the Anglophone crisis deepens

By Ikose Bekomba Pathos The deadly and persistent conflict in the North West and South West Regions of Cameroon, has created a multitude of diverse casualties, including killings, rampant kidnappings, injuries, destruction of property, disruption of social life, economic stagnation, political uncertainty, a very fragile security situation, unprecedented mass displacements, and the spirit of mutual mistrust across communities that are ravaged by this bloody and traumatising conflict. According to Relief International, more than 430,000 people have been displaced from their communities and homes, since the pernicious conflict began. Till date, there has been no measure with convincing realistic prospects, for…