US EditionCames : Gabon Analyses and Learns From Its Disappointment
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The Omar Bongo University (UOB) recognizes the failure and undertakes to embark on an academic re-foundation, after the debacle following the fracasing failure of the last aggregation contest of the African and Malagasy Council for Higher Education (CAMES), at the end of which none of the four Gabonese candidates enrolled in the legal, economic and management sciences section managed to pass the first test. A setback that caused a wave of shock …
The reactions generated by the article on the results of the last SJPEG (Legal, Political, Economic and Management Sciences) aggregation competition of CAMES (African Council and Malagasy Higher Education) bear witness to one essential thing: The question asked is not only academic, it is deeply institutional, generational and political in the noble sense of the term. Because of 86 lecturers aggregated at the end of this 22nd competition, 22 com…
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