By Ekema Emmaculate Namondo The groundswell in activism that has been shaking the very foundation of Cameroon for the past six years has now reached unprecedented levels with virtually every Cameroonian being a victim. What originally seemed like a passing wind has virtually been transformed into a mighty tornado. From a seemingly isolated Common Law Lawyers protest against the overbearing use of the French language in Common Law courts, in 2016 to the shutting down of schools in the English-Speaking regions thanks to a strike action called by all Anglophone Teachers Trade Unions protesting the Cameroon Government’s blatant disregard of…
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