Path Already Covered

On meeting a wide-range of personalities, groups and the general population in Buea since Tuesday and proceeding Wednesday to chair the second committee session to review field work on resolving the conflict as prescribed by the Major National Dialogue, the PM explained that much had been done to respond to the expectations of Anglophone discontent. To begin with, he cited the Major National Dialogue which in itself was a cornerstone to heal the wounds of the crisis. He reiterated having been sent by the Head of State, President Paul Biya, to remind his resoluteness to resolving the crisis.

From the Major National Dialogue, a Special Status was created for Anglophone Cameroon which embodies several golden opportunities for social, economic and cultural development. As a new offshoot of the Dialogue which also buttresses the State’s constitutional provision, the North West and South West Regions can today decide on their own many innovations on their educational system, chieftaincy protection and equally decide on which priority advancement projects to carry out in their Regions. The Regional Assemblies instituted early this year have come to add vigour to the achievements made so far and authorities are upbeat to firmly promise hey days from next year after their foundational work this year.

In their programme of development, many schools are expected to be constructed, equipped as well as epileptic electricity supply promises to be resolved locally in the Region. Water...