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Mathematical Modelling of Meteoroid Streamsand economic inclusion in Cameroon endowed with natural resources and organization interest in supporting entrepreneurship face with significant challenges and find themselves trapped in poverty. Their challenges include limited access to crucial resources such as finance, quality education, healthc