An excellent assessment of the crisis and strike action as well as proposal for the way forward until solutions acceptable to the Anglophone community are worked out. The courts and educational institutions can resume in September while the strike action continues to be observed by all (including the courts and educational institutions) in the NW and SW, on Mondays and particular days, until all detained because of the crisis are released unconditionally, until the common law and educational systems are fully reestablished, and an acceptable form of state that guarantees autonomy for Anglophone state is worked out at a conference at which the UN and AU representatives attend as observers.
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On Friday, July 7, 2017 11:23 AM, Nsom Joseph <outlook_A0B65341411D8A73@outlook.com> wrote:
It is some time now that a crusade has been put in place for classes to resume in West Cameroon for the next academic year 2017/2018. The experience of the last academic year 2016/2017 is unberable to all affected parents in Cameroon and we should all be saying that such an experiment is over. SEE ATTACHMENT
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