Interview Analysis

The question is not: Why should America rescue Ambazonia? The question is: Could peacefully resolving the Southern Cameroons conflict produce a democratic, productive and Atlantic-facing African partner that advances African stability while serving legitimate American interests? That question deserves a serious hearing. America does not have to choose Ambazonia’s future. But America should care enough

We are not asking America simply to choose our side. We are asking America to examine whether our future interests can meet. That is ultimately what I mean by the movement from survival to significance: Moving from asking who will save us to asking what we are prepared to build. By Martin S. Mungwa, PhD,

A peaceful Southern Cameroons–Ambazonia could become more than the site of another unresolved African conflict. It could become a democratic Atlantic partner, a contributor to secure supply chains, a platform for productive investment, an advocate for responsible resource development and an example of how a smaller African nation can convert sovereignty into institutions, human development