The Adoption of English and French as Official Languages in Cameroon
EBA-ELONGO Exaucée & NKOA PADARE Daniella Trésor
Summary
I. Colonial era
II. The struggle for independance
III. Official languages in independant Cameroon
IV. The challenges of bilingualism
V. Anglophone region crisis
VI. Conclusion
I-
Colonial Era
A. German colonization (1884-1916)
B. French and British colonization (1916-1960)
C. Impact of colonization on laguages
II-
The struggle for independance
A.
Nationalist Mouvements
Ahmadou Ahidjo, the first president of the republic of Cameroun
Ruben Um Nyobè
Lumière
La voix du Cameroun
l'étoile
Kamerun National Congress (KNC) - British Cameroon
Union des populations du Cameroun (UPC) - French Cameroon
B.
International Negotiotions
Timeline
Independance of the british admistered territory on the 1st october of 1961
Reunification on the 1st october of 1961
independance of the french administered territory on the 1st october of 1960
III-
official languages in independant Cameroon
A. Adoption of English and French
B. Constitution of 1961
C. Evolution of the status of languages
IV-
The challenges of bilingualism
A.
Coexistence of Languages
250 distinct languages bakoko, bamoun, ewondo, tikar, douala, bassa, yabassi, dimbambang, bakweri, bulu, peul or foufouldé, Haoussa, mafa, fe'efe' or nufi, fang...
The Bamiléké Region
B.
Promotion and preservation of local languages
C.
Bilingual Education
V-
Anglophone Region Crisis
A. Causes of anglophone crisis
B. Key developments and conflit
C. Current status
VI-
Conclusion
Thank you!
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Exaucée Eba-Elongo
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The Adoption of English and French as Official Languages in Cameroon
EBA-ELONGO Exaucée & NKOA PADARE Daniella Trésor
Summary
I. Colonial era
II. The struggle for independance
III. Official languages in independant Cameroon
IV. The challenges of bilingualism
V. Anglophone region crisis
VI. Conclusion
I-
Colonial Era
A. German colonization (1884-1916)
B. French and British colonization (1916-1960)
C. Impact of colonization on laguages
II-
The struggle for independance
A.
Nationalist Mouvements
Ahmadou Ahidjo, the first president of the republic of Cameroun
Ruben Um Nyobè
Lumière
La voix du Cameroun
l'étoile
Kamerun National Congress (KNC) - British Cameroon
Union des populations du Cameroun (UPC) - French Cameroon
B.
International Negotiotions
Timeline
Independance of the british admistered territory on the 1st october of 1961
Reunification on the 1st october of 1961
independance of the french administered territory on the 1st october of 1960
III-
official languages in independant Cameroon
A. Adoption of English and French
B. Constitution of 1961
C. Evolution of the status of languages
IV-
The challenges of bilingualism
A.
Coexistence of Languages
250 distinct languages bakoko, bamoun, ewondo, tikar, douala, bassa, yabassi, dimbambang, bakweri, bulu, peul or foufouldé, Haoussa, mafa, fe'efe' or nufi, fang...
The Bamiléké Region
B.
Promotion and preservation of local languages
C.
Bilingual Education
V-
Anglophone Region Crisis
A. Causes of anglophone crisis
B. Key developments and conflit
C. Current status
VI-
Conclusion
Thank you!