The Bamileke Factor in the Cause for the New Cameroon: and Other Articles:

by Janvier Tchouteu

Overview

In the multi-ethnic, multi-racial and multi-religious Central African state called Cameroon, the country's largest ethnic group that paid the highest price in the struggle for its reunification and independence has effectively been cast as the national enemy by the system made up of those who did not opt for reunification and independence and their French overlords who put them in power.

It has been a six-decade-old campaign that has robbed the Cameroonian people of their history, divided them and created stereotypes that would take generations to undo.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940161742372
Publisher:	TISI BOOKS
Publication date:	09/26/2018
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

Janvier Tchouteu, who grew up in the USA, The Netherlands, Russia and Cameroon, has written several bestselling novels including "Disciples of Fortune", "Triple Agent Double Cross", "Flash of the Sun", "The Union Moujik", and "The Girl on the Trail"; and the short story collections "The Usurper: and Other Stories", and "Me Before Them". He is the author of acclaimed works of non-fiction, including "THE CANARY IN A COAL MINE EFFECT: Recent Political Assassinations That Transformed Countries, Regions and the World", "Ukraine: The Tug-of-war between Russia and the West", "THEIR LAST STAND: Donald Trump's Upset Victory in the 2016 Presidential Election, How to Win Future Elections, and the Next Phase for America", "Cameroon: France's Dysfunctional Puppet System in Africa". He splits his time between the United States and Cameroon.