The MDGs and SDGs In Cameroon: Actors, Evaluation and Perspectives
the implementation of the MDGs and SDGs requires the partnership of governments, parliaments, local authorities, the private sector, civil society and citizens.
The Problem of “Backpack Nurses” In Sub-Saharan Africa: The Case of Cameroon
The nursing profession is indispensable because it is at the heart of monitoring quality of care indicators, risk management, and patient safety.
On the Resurgence of Military Coups d’états in Africa
Given that the international and regional bodies have not adequately addressed the civilian coups in which elections are rigged, presidential term limits prolonged, and or transforming the presidency into a monarchy, this has prompted the military to take over with the claim of redressing the situation.
The Practice of Christian Faith Healing: Does it Have a Place in the Cameroonian Health Care System?
Patients who resort to faith healing usually experience different health outcomes. Some patients get instant healing; that is, they get cured of the disease they have been suffering from, which led to their encounter with the healer.
The Generalization of the Unique Identification Number (UIN): Issues and Risks in Cameroon Taxation
The generalization of the obligation of a single registration acquires a certain legal force since it is forbidden to grant to persons without an NIU the opening of an account in a credit institution