Mbongolo Tradition and Enthronement of Mbonge Chiefs : Time for Change - Bokwe, Samuel Ngoe
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''Mbongolo Tradition and Enthronement of Mbonge Chiefs : Time for Change'' is a response to the growing need for peaceful conflict resolution among the forest people in general and Mbonge people in particular, whose culture and forest based traditions are being threatened. It is also a multi-dimensional concern that also depicts the directly proportional relationship existing between cultural promotion and environmental conservation. The Mbongolo tradition practiced by most of the forest people in Cameroon in general and the Mbonges in particular is not only being threatened by the White man's…mehr

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''Mbongolo Tradition and Enthronement of Mbonge Chiefs : Time for Change'' is a response to the growing need for peaceful conflict resolution among the forest people in general and Mbonge people in particular, whose culture and forest based traditions are being threatened. It is also a multi-dimensional concern that also depicts the directly proportional relationship existing between cultural promotion and environmental conservation. The Mbongolo tradition practiced by most of the forest people in Cameroon in general and the Mbonges in particular is not only being threatened by the White man's system of Governance, but also by the rapidly disappearing forest vegetation subject to ruthless deforestation and climate change. It is a reminder of the necessity to promote peaceful conflict resolution in order to preserve the rich cultural heritage and environmental sustainability.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Hon Bokwe Samuel Ngoe, Born in Butu Cameroon in 1962 (PhD in resource and environmental Geography). Works at MINEFOP (Government) and UN/AU Resource person, Guest Lecturer at PAIDWA Buea, Administrator, Educationist, Cultural Adviser, Politician and Author.Member of Parliament (2002 to 2013). Married to Jennet Iye Nokwa with five children.