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May your seventh decade be marked by wisdom without bitterness, strength without arrogance, conviction without intolerance, leadership without vanity and legacy without end.
By Martin S. Mungwa, Ph.D., F. ASCE , With Foreword by Professor Bridget A. Teboh Approximately 372 pages • 10 chapters • maps
By Martin S. Mungwa, Ph.D., F. ASCE, With Foreword by Prof. Bridget A. Teboh From advocacy to statecraft: who signs, who pays, who
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Shortly the commissioned secretary for communication and diplomacy for the Government of the federal Republic of AMBAZONIA (in exile)will be on an Interview
Did you build institutions stronger than personalities? Did you build an economy capable of sustaining political freedom? Did you build constitutional protections for
The question is: WHO IS PREPARED TO DO WHAT PEACE REQUIRES? Not another speech. Not another photograph. Not another predetermined dialogue. Not another
MUNICH 1938: WHEN “PEACE” BECAME A PAUSE FOR WAR, An Ambazonian Perspective on Negotiating With an Aggressor
History does not repeat itself perfectly, and Cameroon in 2026 is not Europe in 1938. The actors, scale, institutions, history, and circumstances are