The True Path to Development for Our African Nations: Case of Cameroon

This book outlines the necessary path that our newly independent African nations must take in order to achieve economic development. In the wake of their monetary sovereignty, after pegging their new currency to a foreign currency, we explain how to keep that currency stable and strong, and development will depend on choices regarding the form of government, the political system, and above all the model of consumer society, according to the American economist W.W. Rostow, who discusses the stages of growth that we have summarized into three sectors of activity (primary, secondary, and tertiary), which encompass all economic activities. As you explore our work, you will discover our sincere proposals for managing each sector, which will enable us to achieve this objective-development-without ambiguity.