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Implications of Armed Conflict on Healthcare Interventions in Cameroon
Even though conflict is inevitable, armed conflict is very optional. It is essential to avoid or prevent them because the consequences of armed conflicts...
Emerging from Military Coups in Africa: The Political Situation in Sudan
Introduction
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Introduction
The democratization process in sub-Saharan Africa has been plagued by multifaceted and complex challenges since the 1990s. Indeed, there is a great diversity of...
Democratic Shakiness and Security Crisis In the North-West and South-West Cameroon
Introduction
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