Kamerun

ebook And What if the Solution was ''Anglophone '' ?

By Charly Gabriel Mbock

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Because of a flaw in its conception, formulation and management, Kamerun has used the English language as a pretext to muddle up understanding and torpedo the solution to a national political and socio-cultural tragedy wrongly dubbed the 'Anglophone Problem'.

As far as the Nationalists were concerned, Reunification had to be achieved before Independence, but the partisans of State control manoeuvred to ensure that reunification was supplanted by a sham unitarianism, and the dream of a sovereign endogenous Nation was shattered in favour of an obdurate State, against the genetic federalism of Kamerun.

An overly Francophonised governance has been bent on Anglophonising a national tragedy in the name of the Francophonisation of Kamerun - an insidious programme that analysis reveals to be the first and main cause of the so-called 'Anglophone' national problem.

Hence the question.

Through a « Francophonrie », a national tragedy has been Anglophonised. And what if the solution was Anglophone ?

Kamerun