with JERRY BAMBI
The Morning Call
We begin with Cameroon where a revolt from the anglophone region against the government is raging and has led to the deaths of many and unrest in the cities of the region. A United Kingdom
Member Parliament Harriet Baldwin on a visit to the country on Friday stressed the need for Cameroon to adopt dialogue to resolve the unrest in the Anglophone region. Harriet Baldwin doubles as the
Minister for Africa at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and the Department for International Development. She said her trip afforded her the opportunity to meet with a number of stakeholders in the
restive region especially in the southwest capital of Buea. Elvis has just returned from a three week monitoring trip to the country’s troubled anglophone region. He speaks wit Jerry Bambi in the studio
and gives a first hand report of what the situation is in the country.
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