President Paul Biya convened a national dialogue last month to address the conflict between his government and the people in Cameroon’s English-speaking regions in the North West and South West. At the heart of the conflict in which 3000 have been killed are grievances over marginalisation and the imposition of French language and administration.

The stated intention was to bring together government representatives and the Anglophone opposition including federalists, and representatives of the separatist movement.

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