By Elah Geoffrey Mbongale Government’s effort to solve the Anglophone problem and put an end to the ongoing crisis has understandably cost the state a lot in human and financial resources. This could be evidenced in the numerous trips by government officials to the affected regions and to numerous cities in the Diaspora to ‘dialogue’ with the Anglophone community home and abroad. The heavy militarisation of the two affected regions in terms of personnel and military hardware, justified or not, is also burning a hole in the pocket of government coffers. The peace and dialogue mission by some Anglophone elites…
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