The Problem of the Republic of Cameroon has a long history dated as far back as first World war when German acquired territories were given to Britain and France. A caretaker sort of government existed until the then British managed Southern Cameroon which was part of Nigeria decided on a marriage of convinience with French speaking Cameroon. The marriage has never lived without problems with English speaking Cameroon feeling marginalised and with French imposed in the judicial system. There has been peaceful protests and boycotts in English speaking Cameroon with forces of law and order poorly managing incidents. Many have lost their lives, villages burnt down and there are more than 30 000 refugees in neighbouring gardens Nigeria.
The government of Cameroon should stop brutalising and killing its citizens. It should hold have a peaceful meeting with the ring leaders of the Anglophone protest. It should either revert back to its federal system of government or restructure its administrative system giving provinces autonomous powers. It should embark on the provision of good road networks and review its Fiscal policy.
