Bøger i Harmattan Cameroun serien

Au sommaire de ce 1er numéro : The right to participate in elections in the context of democratic governance in Africa: A tale of Disenfranchisement ; The fate of rural women after the 1974 land tenure reforms: tenants at sufferance? ; Traditional authorities and land conflict resolution in Nso, Cameroon: a historical appraisal ; The impact of the Boko Haram crisis on development in the Far North region of Cameroon ; A Bird's Eye View of the Vocational Training Law Reform in Cameroon etc

The "Ambazonian" Nightmare tells the story of how the now almost six years of instability started in the two English speaking regions of the Republic of Cameroon. The swiftly consolidating insecurity dilemma holds within two contradictory historical mistakes: the enforcement of the English speaking Cameroon's populations resentment of specificity and marginality and the paradoxical laxism of Cameroon's national security and defence system. Yet, the security system was not weak but negligent of the threat of an "Anglophone" revolutionary agenda and the challenge it was posing to the unity of the nation and the philosophy of national integration.

The outbreak of Covid-19 which upset socio-economic and political life has heavily affected recreational activity. New frameworks with priority on health security have had to be established for all situations involving games and the use of recreational activities. This booklet examines the procedures that are being implemented for leisure within this unusual framework. In general terms, in Africa, this pandemic came to challenge a developing leisure environment with far-reaching infrastructural needs, compounded by persistent ignorance and unawareness of technical and administrative requirements. This publication, a handbook for leisure organisers and officials, highlights legal provisions and outlines some of the procedures currently in use. Overall, it calls on administrators of local and regional authorities to acquaint themselves with both the old and new recreational activities and reap the numerous benefits they offer for their entire communities.

This book while portraying the most precious substance of the Franco-African relationships, under the prism of Cameroon, plunges into the arcanes of colonial and post-colonial policies. It stands out as a reference when it comes to understanding the everlasting Francafrique as well as the revolutionary wind coming from the new African generations.