Tribute has been paid to a deserving Cameroonian, Dr. Yvette-Laure, historian and, socio-economic expert. Third daughter to Djachechi, Dr. Yvette-Laure, historian and, socio-economic expert is a high-flying intellectual born in 1964 in Douala.

After her primary and secondary studies, she devoted her academic career to showcase and impose her refined style. She is adorned by her intelligence and gracious character. She enrolled in the Department of history at the University of Yaoundé in October 1982. As a student, she knew that a sufficient instruction, education and training condition the emancipation of women.

In September 1987, she loops a memoir entitled "The Role of export crops in the economic and social development of the Mungo 1930-1960". Ambitious, Yvette-Laure wanted to conquer the administration. Her mastery of history led her to the National School of Administration and Magistracy (ENAM) Yaoundé.

Yvette-Laure, she is the first female history graduate from ENAM in 1989, an example of success for the fairer sex. For 25 years, Yvette-Laure focused on import-export operations. She got married in 1989 to a banker, Célestin Monga