Focusing on the socio-economic challenges in Buea, this study explores the impact of local governance on rural development within the context of Cameroon’s decentralized systems. It highlights the unique demographic and ecological characteristics of the South West Province, arguing that political empowerment is essential for development. The research examines how devolving power from the central government to local governments can enhance responsiveness to community needs, emphasizing the importance of effective political decentralization for local empowerment and growth.
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- 2022
- 2021
Eritrea Sovereignty and Economic Struggle
- 222 pages
- 8 hours of reading
The narrative explores the Eritrean people's struggle for independence, highlighting their transition from peaceful efforts to armed resistance when diplomacy failed. It details the EPLF's commitment to seeking peaceful resolutions, including negotiations with the Dergue regime and proposals for a referendum. The book emphasizes the importance of international support for Eritrea's quest for sovereignty and the enduring hope for peaceful solutions, culminating in the eventual achievement of independence in 1993.
- 2021
The book explores Ghana's tumultuous political landscape since its independence in 1957, marked by a cycle of military coups and civilian rule. It details the challenges faced in developing a stable democratic system, particularly highlighting the significant shifts in governance and the impact of military interventions. The narrative emphasizes the resurgence of political parties and civil society in the last two decades, especially following the establishment of the Fourth Republic in 1992, which has contributed to the strengthening of Ghana's democratic institutions and party system.
- 2021
The book delves into the complexities of Kenya's transition to democracy, highlighting the challenges faced in achieving participatory governance. It evaluates Kenya's adherence to democratic standards set by African nations and identifies key obstacles to popular participation. The 2010 constitution is discussed as a transformative document that addresses many issues, establishing a dual government structure and reducing presidential powers. The text emphasizes the importance of civil society oversight to safeguard democratic progress and ensure the independence of the judiciary and Parliament.