Governance and socio-political stability in Africa

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The book discusses the outcomes of the International Concertation in Paris regarding Cameroon’s governance under President Paul Biya. It emphasizes the need for a new Constitution to ensure democratic principles and effective governance while tackling corruption. The text warns against potential crises similar to those in other African nations and calls for a reevaluation of international relations with Africa by the UN and major powers. It highlights pressing global issues like terrorism, immigration, and environmental degradation, stressing that underdeveloped states cannot address these challenges alone.