Probable Hurdles in the Cameroon 2035 Dream

Based on countless struggles and sporadic civil strives across the world, most especially within the heart of North Africa for example, with respect to the 2011 Arab spring, numerous analysts and conflict foreseers have studied and proven track records of a series of identical elements that sum-up to topple regimes and autocratic governments. Because of the need to prevent the eventual occurrence of major conflicts within countries that demonstrate similar country assessment risks for uprisings as previous case studies, this study elaborates some major reasons why effective preventive measures should be made in the case of a country still existing in a virtual peaceful state.In the regard, since Cameroon has developed a very huge and ambitious development 2035 vision towards becoming an emerging nation, the need and ways to protect the huge institutional and infrastructural investments already put in place in order to maintain the vision if the virtual stability state of the country should fall into a case of a major civil instability, strive or uprising becomes the call for concern in this literature.In proposing ways to prevent or mitigate any vengeful attitudes of the country's youths against the great investment ventures already undertaken for the 2035 vision, Dr. Kelly NGYAH and CEO of the Modern Advocacy Humanitarian Social and Rehabilitation Association, explains the unresolved historical grievances of the indigenous Cameroonian people and the reasons why an eventual retaliation of such people against the government may lead in very disastrous consequences.Still, given that the country has been alleged to be a "fragile state" and within its 2010/2020 growth and employment strategy paper the document has failed to fully address the practical institution of peace learning and building models, the researcher has as well highlighted such short comings and thus advised on the probable steps to ameliorate the country's GESP 2010/2020.