African’s Migration and UN Multilateralism
Migration is a cross-cutting issue and a global challenge of our time. It is at the center of international relations and the prospects for...
Evaluating the Diaspora as the Primer For Economic Development In Cameroon
Introduction
Around the world, societies are changing, and individuals are equally migrating. According to the (I), these individuals who are living outside of their...
AU Agenda 2063 and Well-being in Africa
Adopted in 2015 at the end of the 24th Summit of Heads of State and Government of the African Union (AU), Agenda 2063 comes...
Increasing Development Outcomes through Evidence-Based Policy Making
Across the world, policy specialists have expressed serious concern on what has been referred to as the rising gap between official public policy and...
Agenda 2063 a Decade on: Stakes of Poverty in Africa
Rooted in Pan-Africanism and aspiring in reawakening Africa to a desired continent is enshrined in the African Agenda 2063. This 50-year long-term vision is...
The Construction of African Identities and Values: The Need to Bridge the Gap between...
The 50-year plan by the African Union was established as Agenda 2063, which was adopted by the Heads of State of Government. The agenda...
Infrastructural Development: Major Ingredients For Cameroon’s Emergence
Introduction
A significant view was in the year 2011 when the President of Cameroon – H. E. Paul Biya – announced the emergence vision for...
Agenda 2063 of the African Union: Towards Africanization of Humanitarian Actions adapted to African...
The interrelation between violent conflicts, climatic and socio-economic vulnerabilities, and more recently the COVID -19 pandemic is the source of a historically unprecedented humanitarian...
An analysis of the diplomatic crisis between Cameroon and Chad: What are the implications...
Contextual Background
It was through an official correspondence (I) from the Chadian Presidency that the government of Chad informed the international community of an existing...
Covid-19 and Franco-African Migration Policy
Sixty years after decolonization, France remains influential in its relations with Africa. Indeed, it has been able to maintain cooperation in French-speaking Africa and...
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Expanded BRICS and Geoeconomic Implications for Africa
The BRICS bloc of leading emerging economies made a major decision in expanding its reach and influence by announcing that six more countries —...
The Role of International Organizations in Promoting Democratic Governance in Central Africa
Introduction:
Long criticized for their poor governance, African countries, particularly those in Central Africa, have embarked on far-reaching political and institutional reforms (1) . The...
Why Societies Must Decolonize: Critical Questions Surrounding Decolonization
Introduction
Decolonization is a long and cumbersome process. In relation to Africa, decolonization has undergone many phases. Political decolonization peaked in the 1960s, with many...
Lessons Learned From COVID-19 on Improving Access to Healthcare Services in Africa
After three years of an unprecedented health crisis, the World Health Organization (WHO) has declared an end to the COVID-19 public health emergency of...
Enhancing Human Security and Strategic Peacebuilding for Sustainable Development in Africa
Introduction
Throughout our journey since independence, Africa has faced a series of crises that have tragically escalated into conflicts. These conflicts have too often...
Five Challenges of Accessing Surgical Care in Rural Areas of Cameroon
Global surgery is an essential component of global health, as surgical care is an essential component of healthcare. Yet, surgical care remains inaccessible to...