WCA Press Release-007 | 13/02/2017 WCA has noted the widespread discontent in West Cameroon which has led to the unsuccessful celebrations of the traditional 'youth day' of 11th February 2017. WCA strongly calls on the government to actively engage in meaningful dialogue without further delay so as to de-escalate the crisis which is [...]
WCA Press Release-006 | 06/02/2017 The UK based Cameroon Diaspora has commenced exploratory talks to begin serious engagements with the United Kingdom Parliament on the ‘Anglophone Problem'. During a meeting held on 1st February, 2017 in the UK Parliament (House of Commons Committee Room 10) at Westminster, which was heavily attended by the [...]
This section of the problem definition outlines, from tertiary to primary education (academic and professional), what was inherited from the federal period, 1961-1972, details how the status has been systematically and deliberately eroded by La Republique du Cameroun, and the adverse impact that that systemic dismantling has had on the West Cameroonian . The Anglophone [...]
Ordinary citizens in Cameroon live under one of the most brutal and corrupt regimes in the world today. With this in mind and in the light of what is currently going on in the Anglophone regions of Cameroon, we are calling on every Cameroonian of goodwill in Leicester, Leicestershire and the Midlands to join [...]
Memorandum Presented to the Head of State, His Excellency President Paul Biya, by the Bishops of the Ecclesiastical Province of Bamenda on the Current Situation of Unrest in the Northwest and Southwest Regions of Cameroon. Your Excellency, For almost one month now there has been a series of unrests and violence in some towns [...]
1. Q: What is the Anglophone problem in a simple sentence? A: The Pre-meditated and systematic erosion of the Anglo-Saxon heritage (Language, Culture, Values) and systems (Political, Education, Common Law) in West Cameroon since independence by La Repubique du Cameroun (LRC), that has severely disadvantaged the people of West Cameroon. 2. Q: What [...]
Gradual Erosion of Anglophone Identity There has been a misleading argument from some quarters where some have argued that an Anglophone is anyone who can speak English, as a way of countering Anglophone Cameroonians who protest the issues we have enumerated above. It might be helpful, for the purposes of our presentation and [...]
