Joël Simplice Tcheunteu Simo Knihy

International migration is increasingly driven by disparities in living conditions, particularly in disadvantaged regions facing poverty and crises. As populations grow, many individuals seek better opportunities beyond their borders, often migrating both legally and illegally. In Africa, internal migration predominates, comprising around 80% of total migration. Countries like Cameroon, with relative political stability and strategic locations, are central to these migratory patterns, reflecting the complex dynamics of movement within the continent.