US EditionCameroon: a Country with Stifled Potential at the Time of Technological Choice
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By Raphael Nkolwoudou Afane, Doctor of Law, Legal Ops Officer. Cameroon, often referred to as "Africa in miniature", offers a striking paradox: an exceptional human, cultural and natural wealth, but a system of governance that seems to be frozen in the moving sands of inefficiency and corruption. Douala's high roads, electricity cuts and uncollected garbage in Yaoundé, Kafka administrative delays, opaque public procurement and clientelist appoin…
The popular joy that ignited Cameroon on 12 October, from Douala to Yaoundé to Bafoussam and the Diaspora, gave way to an alarming wave of repression. The vision of a people expressing their will in the ballot box was quickly obscured by a democratic setback as sudden as it was brutal. The genuine joy of opposition supporters, who saw the results as a massive vote in favour of their candidate, turned into a nightmare in just one week.
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