ANGLOPHONE TEACHERS IN TEARS
Anglophone teachers, most of whom haven't been working and yet are being paid for the past four years now say they are suffering a lot more than anyone else and its high time the crisis be resolved
Anglophone teachers, most of whom haven't been working and yet are being paid for the past four years now say they are suffering a lot more than anyone else and time for the crisis to be resolved peacefully.
The different teachers trade unions who met in Bamenda on August 28th, 2020 say, the Government should find peaceful ways to end the crisis and preserve the Anglosaxone system of Education which they say is collapsing.
Report notes that, the crisis was started by the teachers and lawyers who quickly abandoned the course with most of them moving to bigger safer cities East of the Mungo to get other jobs while being paid as teachers since their areas of work was detiorated by war.
In a press release, the teachers plead for a solution to the ongoing crisis.
