The integration process in Central Africa through the written press
Dealing with the problem of sub-regional integration in Central Africa: the case of the Cameroonian written press
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The flowering of new newspapers with the relative liberalization of political life seemed only to make the press at once a witness, an instrument, and a guarantee of a democracy expected more than carried out. The establishment of links between several countries in order to strengthen cooperation, promote the exchange of information and facilitate access to it, is a major objective. A society's ability to communicate is today becoming an element of its development. This phenomenon (communication) has reinforced globalization. The latter is accompanied by the emergence or consolidation of econo...
The flowering of new newspapers with the relative liberalization of political life seemed only to make the press at once a witness, an instrument, and a guarantee of a democracy expected more than carried out. The establishment of links between several countries in order to strengthen cooperation, promote the exchange of information and facilitate access to it, is a major objective. A society's ability to communicate is today becoming an element of its development. This phenomenon (communication) has reinforced globalization. The latter is accompanied by the emergence or consolidation of economic, cultural and/or political blocs. In this context, regional integration is of utmost importance in Central Africa, because it facilitates the creation of a space enabling the countries of the sub-region, which are almost all very low income countries, to face globalization, to get attached to communication tools and techniques, because the world is moving fast, very fast.
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