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1. AN ASSESSMENT OF RELIGIOUS DIVERSITY AND ITS INTERSECTION WITH POLITICS IN CAMER...
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study The nation of Cameroon, located in the region of Central Africa, is well recognised for its abundant cultural and religious heterogeneity. Cameroon, with its diversified population consisting of many ethnic groups and religious connections, serves as a representative example of Africa's varied religious environment. According to Bedoya, Juan, ...Continue Reading »
Item Type: Project Material | 54 pages | 790 engagements |
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2. AN ASSESSMENT OF REGIONALISM AND POLITICAL POWER DISTRIBUTION IN CAMEROON
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study Cameroon, situated in the region of Central Africa, is a nation characterised by a rich tapestry of cultural, linguistic, and ethnic diversity. Following the attainment of independence from colonial domination, the country has encountered intricate challenges pertaining to governance, often intertwining with matters of regionalism and the allo...Continue Reading »
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3. AN ASSESSMENT OF PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS ON THE FUTURE OF DEMOCRACY IN CAMEROON
» AN ASSESSMENT OF PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS ON THE FUTURE OF DEMOCRACY IN CAMEROON CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study Ateku (2017) asserts that Africans are actively pursuing democracy as a means of ensuring their survival. They hold the belief that there are no viable alternatives to this pursuit, since they see no potential losses and anticipate significant benefits. Africa i...Continue Reading »
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4. AN ASSESSMENT OF POLITICAL LEADERSHIP CRISIS AS A BANE TO THE NATIONAL DEVELOPME...
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study Cameroon is a nation that is rich in natural resources, cultural variety, and historical importance. It is located in the African region known as Central Africa. Cameroon has been navigating a complicated socio political environment ever since it gained its independence from colonial domination in 1960. This terrain is characterised by a signi...Continue Reading »
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5. AN ASSESSMENT OF INDIGENOUS RIGHTS AND POLITICAL ADVOCACY IN CAMEROON POLITICAL ...
» E CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study Cameroon is one of the nations that prioritises the issue of indigenous peoples. According to research conducted by professionals at both the international and regional levels, around ten percent of the population, which is anticipated to surpass 20 million individuals, have been recognised as indigenous peoples. This identification is based...Continue Reading »
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6. AN ASSESSMENT OF ECONOMIC POLICIES AND THEIR EFFECT ON POLITICAL STABILITY IN C...
» AN ASSESSMENT OF ECONOMIC POLICIES AND THEIR EFFECT ON POLITICAL STABILITY IN CAMEROON CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study Cameroon, situated in the region of Central Africa, has seen a multifaceted interaction of economic and political forces subsequent to its attainment of independence in 1960. Throughout the years, the nation has enacted several economic measures with the o...Continue Reading »
Item Type: Project Material | 54 pages | 786 engagements |
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7. AN ASSESSMENT INTO THE IMPACT OF POLITICAL LEADERSHIP ON THE QUEST FOR NATIONAL...
» AN ASSESSMENT INTO THE IMPACT OF POLITICAL LEADERSHIP ON THE QUEST FOR NATIONAL UNITY IN CAMEROON CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study Cameroon, situated in the region of Central Africa, has a notable array of cultural variety, including more than 250 distinct ethnic groups, a multitude of languages, and a historical trajectory characterised by periods of colonialism and subseq...Continue Reading »
Item Type: Project Material | 54 pages | 802 engagements |
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8. A CRITICAL INVESTIGATION ON PATTERNS AND REPERCUSSIONS OF ELECTORAL VIOLENCE IN ...
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study Electoral violence poses a substantial obstacle to democratic procedures, often eroding the fundamental tenets of unfettered and equitable electoral processes. In the specific setting of Cameroon, a nation characterised by political instability and intricate social dynamics, the occurrence of election violence has gained significant prominence...Continue Reading »
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9. A CRITICAL ANALYSIS ON THE PROBLEMS AFFECTING THE CONDUCT OF FREE AND FAIR ELECT...
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study An election is the systematic procedure by which individuals select their representative at the federal, state, and local levels of government (Diamond 2022 and Luqman 2019). In contrast, the British colonial government orchestrated and carried out the inaugural election in Nigeria in 1922, in response to nationalist demands for greater parti...Continue Reading »
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10. A CRITICAL ANALYSIS ON THE IMPACT OF POLITICAL MOBILIZATION ON COMMUNITY DEVELO...
» A CRITICAL ANALYSIS ON THE IMPACT OF POLITICAL MOBILIZATION ON COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IN CAMEROON ...Continue Reading »
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11. A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CAMEROON'S DEMOCRATIC AND AUTHORITARIAN POLITICAL SY...
» A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CAMEROON'S DEMOCRATIC AND AUTHORITARIAN POLITICAL SYSTEM CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION Background of the study Cameroon, a nation situated in Central Africa, has seen a series of governance transformations subsequent to its attainment of independence from colonial domination in 1960. This country has a profound historical background and a multifaceted cultural legac...Continue Reading »
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12. THE ROLE OF ETHNIC DIVERSITY IN SHAPING POLITICAL STABILITY AND GOVERNANCE IN CA...
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study The political landscape of Cameroon is now beset by a multitude of issues. These outcomes arise from the convergence of colonial impositions, delineations, and our inability to effectively govern ethnic variety in the pursuit of nation building. Cameroon is home to more than 250 ethnic groups and has a colonial history influenced by German, Frenc...Continue Reading »
Item Type: Project Material | 54 pages | 1,997 engagements |
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13. NGO-STATE INTERACTION AND THE POLITICS OF DEVELOPMENT IN CAMEROON IN THE CONTEXT...
» NGO STATE INTERACTION AND THE POLITICS OF DEVELOPMENT IN CAMEROON IN THE CONTEXT OF LIBERALISATION CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study Neoliberal policies, state reduction, and shifting political landscape have greatly transformed civil society in Cameroon. International and local NGOs are leading the effort to combat increasing poverty. The pursuit of social justice and liberalisa...Continue Reading »
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14. MILITANCY AND POLITICAL VIOLENCE IN CAMEROON: CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study Militancy is a notion that has been widely used globally in both modern times and historical socio political interactions among people. Human cooperation in forming communities led to intricate socio economic dynamics that benefited some people and groups while disadvantaging others. Protests against perceived injustices may be handled by peacefu...Continue Reading »
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15. INVESTIGATION ON THE IMPACT OF COLONIALISM ON POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS IN CAMEROON
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study The economic instability and relatively low wealth of Africa after gaining independence have often been linked to inadequate governance, namely the persistent existence of authoritarian regimes. What is the origin of these autocratic political institutions? Current research provides two overarching viewpoints. The colonial era is highly valued by...Continue Reading »
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16. INVESTIGATION OF YOUTH ENGAGEMENT AND POLITICAL ACTIVISM IN CAMEROON
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study The rapid socioeconomic changes and political events in Cameroon during the mid 1990s have led to a sense of cynicism and disillusionment among the young towards the government. The nation's mostly young population starkly contrasts with the long standing "old guard" that has maintained control for more than thirty years. Leading the country is...Continue Reading »
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17. INVESTIGATION INTO THE HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS AND POLITICAL REPRESSION IN CAMER...
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study Following World War I, Cameroon, which was previously under German rule, was partitioned between British and French administered regions, with the French obtaining authority over the greater portion. The French administered part obtained independence in 1960, while the British administered portion achieved independence in 1961. This led to the es...Continue Reading »
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18. INVESTIGATING THE CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF SEPARATIST MOVEMENTS IN THE ANGLOPH...
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study Cameroon's many cultural identities, languages, and physical landscapes have earned it the nickname "Africa in Miniature." Cameroon harbours around 240 tribes, distributed among three primary ethnic categories: Bantus, semi Bantus, and Sudanese. These ethnic groups together communicate using almost 240 distinct languages. Despite the presence of ...Continue Reading »
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19. INVESTIGATE THE ROLE AND CHALLENGES OF CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS IN PROTECTIN...
» INVESTIGATE THE ROLE AND CHALLENGES OF CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS IN PROTECTING AND PROMOTING HUMAN RIGHTS IN CAMEROON CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study Civil society (CS) is defined variably based on the situation and the interpretations of various sectors. Despite variations in circumstances and substance, many people believe that civil society comprises institutions and org...Continue Reading »
Item Type: Project Material | 54 pages | 974 engagements |
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20. EXAMINING THE STATE OF MEDIA FREEDOM AND PRESS REGULATION IN CAMEROON
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study Comprehending the level of press freedom in Cameroon is crucial for evaluating the state of journalism in the nation. Media control is inevitable since media operate within a social structure. The extent of control directly impacts the degree of press freedom. Various circumstances may limit media owners, reporters, editors, and journalists from ...Continue Reading »
Item Type: Project Material | 54 pages | 987 engagements |
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21. EXAMINING THE IMPACT OF CORRUPTION ON GOVERNANCE AND DEVELOPMENT IN CAMEROON
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study Corruption is widely acknowledged as a widespread and harmful occurrence that weakens government, hampers economic progress, and diminishes public confidence in institutions. Corruption is very relevant in Cameroon, a nation located in Central Africa, which has a complicated history of colonialism, post colonial government, and socio economic dif...Continue Reading »
Item Type: Project Material | 54 pages | 1,032 engagements |
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22. EXAMINATION OF YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT AND POLITICAL INSTABILITY IN CAMEROON
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study Worldwide, the current financial and economic crisis has resulted in a significant increase in young unemployment. Prior to the crisis, the employment landscape, especially the issue of young unemployment, was already a significant cause for worry in the majority of nations. In Africa, young unemployment is worsened by the extra obstacles of a yo...Continue Reading »
Item Type: Project Material | 54 pages | 1,014 engagements |
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23. EXAMINATION OF REGIONALISM AND DECENTRALIZATION IN CAMEROON
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study Regionalism is the idea of dividing a nation into several administrative areas, each with its own degree of self governance and power. Decentralisation refers to the delegation of power, resources, and decision making authority from the central government to local or regional authorities. Regionalism and decentralisation have played significant r...Continue Reading »
Item Type: Project Material | 54 pages | 973 engagements |
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24. EXAMINATION OF POLITICAL COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES OF POLITICAL LEADERS IN CAMERO...
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study Communication is a pervasive phenomena that encompasses all aspects of our everyday activities. Undoubtedly, the lack of communication would make life challenging, since it is essential for us to comprehend others and for them to comprehend us. The intricate requirements of contemporary existence, characterised by a mutual reliance on each other,...Continue Reading »
Item Type: Project Material | 54 pages | 935 engagements |
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25. EXAMINATION OF ETHNICITY AND POLITICS IN CAMEROON: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study Cameroon, a nation located in Central Africa, is known for its rich cultural heritage and diversity. The country has faced ongoing challenges in navigating the complex relationship between ethnicity and politics. Following its liberation from colonial authority, the nation has seen a multifaceted socio political environment greatly influenced by ...Continue Reading »
Item Type: Project Material | 54 pages | 974 engagements |
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