Cameroon's 'national dialogue' on crisis in anglophone regions

A national dialogue has been taking place in Cameroon where President Paul Biya seems to want to de-escalate the tensions fuelling the crisis in the two English speaking regions. But why have some key stakeholders from the anglophone regions not participated in these latest talks?

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(Photo: Cardinal Christian Tumi (L) talks with Cameroonian veteran opposition leader John Fru Ndi as they attend a National Dialogue called by President Biya in Yaounde, Cameroon in September 2019. Credit: STRINGER/AFP/Getty Images)