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News Cameroon :: English Crisis: when the Succession of State Catches up with Cameroon :: Cameroon News
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In a "revolutionary" thesis, Judge Girest Tchatchou Nkwechu argues that the English-speaking crisis is not an accident, but the result of old flaws in the succession of state and the management of the constitutional legacy of Foumban 1961. Between historical diagnosis and institutional proposals, his work defended Monday, December 22, 2025 at the Salle des actes de l'Université de Douala, invites Cameroon to revisit its political foundations. At…
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