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A major national dialogue to proffer solutions to the anglophone crisis comes to an end in Cameroon on Friday. Since Monday about 700 delegates have been working behind closed doors in eight commissions on issues such as the return of the displaced, the judicial and educational system, bilingualism and the disarmament of ex-combatants.
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