By Norbert Wasso The war in the two Anglophone regions of Cameroon referred to by activists as Southern Cameroon or “Ambazonia” continues to rage unabatedly despite calls by national and international bodies for an inclusive dialogue to address the root causes of the problem. Infact, catholic prelates in Cameroon have termed what is going on as a “senseless war”. At the start of the last weekend about 10 civilians were reportedly gunned down by soldiers in Ekona, a suburb in Muyuka subdivision and one of the hotbeds of the war. In Mutengene, a raucous junction town in Tiko subdivision, four…
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