Gerontocracy and Underdevelopment in Cameroon: Questioning Unconstitutional Change of Government

The article delves into the concept of gerontocracy and underdevelopment in Cameroon, highlighting the implications of unconstitutional changes of government on the nation's growth. It references Walter Rodney's analysis of Africa's underdevelopment due to exploitation by European powers.

The discussion also touches on African scholars' efforts to address obstacles hindering Africa's development. The article criticizes the gerontocratic leadership in Cameroon and questions Africa's policies towards unconstitutional changes of government, emphasizing the need for rational inquiry and identification of solutions to promote progress.