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There are moments when words seem too small to express the greatness of what we have just experienced. The 8th Annual Convention of Peuh Munka Ntom America, combined with our very first Fundraising Gala, will forever remain a milestone in our history as a powerful testimony of what God accomplishes when His people choose to walk together in unity. First and foremost, I give all the glory to Almighty God. He is the One who inspired us, strengthened us, lifted us through moment

Tuesday, July 21, 2026 Dear Brothers and Sisters of the Bameka Community in the United States, Following up on the report by General Coordinator Mr. MBA Donald, I am taking the floor to offer my warmest congratulations to everyone who contributed to the success of this 1st Fundraising Gala. I would like to congratulate: The Head of the Bameka Community in the United States, Representative of His Majesty Takoukam Jean Raymond, Hon. SIEGHA Martin, for his constant support and c

As a former President of Peuh Munka Ntom America and current Member of the Board of Elders, I would like, at the conclusion of this 8th Peuh Munka Ntom America Convention coupled with our very first Gala Night, to extend my most sincere and warmest congratulations to you, dear President Denise Ngoko, for your leadership, commitment, and the outstanding success of this historic event. Through this convention, you have once again demonstrated your vision, determination, and abi

A wonderful moment of unity this July 17, 2026! On the sidelines of our 8th annual convention, the Bameka delegations from Canada, Ireland, and France shared an enriching cultural and sightseeing tour of the White House and the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. Check out the highlights of this memorable day in pictures.

Moderator: Papa Charles Sah Panelists Papa Jean Takougoum Sylvianne Siegha Martine Takam Emmanuel Tene Objective of the Discussion Through the testimonials and insights of the different speakers, this panel will highlight the place of the Maamboô within the Bameka community. The discussions will focus on her integration journey, the realities and challenges she faces, as well as her essential role in preserving, transmitting, and promoting the cultural values of the Bameka pe

Host: Papa Zébédé Foteu Panelists Papa Lucas Kamdoum: Father of twins Maman Suzanne Fongang: A twin herself, mother of twin daughters, and grandmother of twins Maman Alice Ngoko: Grandmother of twins Mr. Armand Blaise Signé: Father of twins Presentation Through their personal stories and insights, the panelists will share the traditions, customs, experiences, and values ​​surrounding the birth and role of twins in Bameka culture. Closing The event will conclude with tradition

6pm : Arrival of Members 7pm: Arrival & Installation of invitees 7:15pm: Word of Prayer by Papa Athanase Takam 7:25pm: Introduction of Ceremony/Members/Kouakoua dance by Nouolah. 7:40pm: Welcome Speech from Convention Host. Pa Takam George ( Vice President Peuh Munka Ntom America) 7:55pm: Singing of the Bameka Anthem tuned by Papa Zebedee 8:00pm: Common Traditional Dinner/Familiarization 8:35 pm: Unfolding & Presentation of Events. 8:50pm: Interlude with Highlights of the D

The strength of a community is measured by its ability to pull together during times of trial. Recently, the members of Peuh Munka Ntom America demonstrated this value in action by visiting their dedicated secretary, Mrs. Hortence Takoukam , following an accident that affected her family. A Visit Defined by Empathy The goal of this visit was simple yet profound: to offer moral support, a warm presence, and the collective strength of the group to one of its pillars. In an atm

The year 2025 marked a fundamental milestone in the journey ofthe association Peuh Munka Nton America, leading us to the heart of Georgia. This journey was designed as a bridge between the history of civil rights and the grandeur of the American landscape, reaffirming our commitment to the values of freedom, culture, and fraternity. Historical Immersion: The Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park Our delegation gathered at this sacred site of universal memory. It

On August 30, 2024, Peuh Munka Ntom America continued its tradition of discovery and fellowship by exploring the gems of Upstate New York. This day was dedicated to nature and wonder, once again strengthening the bonds of brotherhood that unite us during our summer getaways. August 30, 2024: Nature and Biodiversity in Syracuse Our delegation enjoyed total immersion in the lush landscapes and fascinating wildlife of the Central New York region: Onondaga Creek Park: A peacefu

August 18 and 19, 2023 , will remain historic dates for the Mu’nka Lossi community, marking a prestigious journey that blended diplomacy, culture, and fraternity across the landmarks of the United States. August 18, 2023: Institutional Immersion in Washington, D.C. Our delegation began this journey in the heart of the American federal capital with high-level meetings and visits: Diplomatic Audience: A solemn visit with the Cameroonian Ambassador to Washington , strengthenin

More than just a meeting—a true fusion of cultures! 🌍🤝 Our conventions in the United States are no longer just a gathering for the diaspora; they have become a fascinating cultural bridge where our American friends fully immerse themselves in the Mu'nka soul. In this article, discover powerful and inspiring images of: Allegiance to the Throne: Witness the deep emotion and respect as our American guests learn the sacred gestures used to greet His Majesty Takoukam Jean Raymo

The Peuh Munka Ntom America association has just received a significant boost in its mission for cultural outreach. It is with deep gratitude that the Executive Board, led by President Mrs. Denise Ngoko , announces the receipt of a generous donation of ceremonial fabrics ( pagnes ) from Mr. Zaccheus Orock Tabi . A Symbol of Fraternity and Elegance This donation is more than just a material gift; it represents a bridge of solidarity between the sons and daughters of Africa li

The year 2025 will be remembered as the moment the Peuh Mu’nka Ntom America community demonstrated, with renewed fervor, that our unity goes far beyond mere tourism or conventions. In Atlanta, during our 7th Convention , our family spirit shone through its ability to support every member through all stages of life—sharing in bursts of joy and offering a strong shoulder in times of sorrow. Moments of Joy: Celebrating Secretary Hortence Takoukam Amidst the excitement of the c

True to our values of brotherhood, the members of the Peuh Munka Ntom America association went to Mama Anne 's home to bring her warmth and comfort. This journey symbolizes our unity: we gathered around her to share her grief and offer her unwavering support during this difficult time. Among the Peuh Munka Ntom, no member grieves alone; it is together, in solidarity, that we honor the memory of the departed and support the living.

If there is one message that particularly touched us, it is that of Meffo Nkwòng Mu'nka MAKAMTE SOKOUDJOU , wife of Her Majesty. In this letter of thanks, she expresses, on behalf of all the Ma'amboh , the profound resonance our convention has had in their hearts. By choosing to highlight these women who have embraced Baméka out of love, our association has strengthened their sense of belonging and their pride. It is a powerful testament to the unity of our people, on both

Beyond our cultural gatherings, the commitment of Peuh Munka Ntom America is reflected in concrete actions on the ground. We are pleased to share with you a letter of gratitude received from the "Art of Solidarity" association. Following our financial donation of 1,009,500 FCFA , dedicated to the construction of a modern health center in Baméka, the project promoter, Father Guy Brice Tambo , has sent us his thanks. This powerful gesture testifies to our shared determination

The success of our 7th convention in Atlanta continues to resonate throughout the Baméka region. We received a heartfelt letter of congratulations from the Organizing Committee of the Ka'a Ndeh Mu'nka Festival . This letter not only commends the maturity of our management transition, with the election of Ms. Denise Ngoko , but also underscores the importance of this year's theme: the promotion of Maambbò . It is a source of immense pride to see our collaboration with local

🤝 Support for the Honorable Martin Siegha: Death of a family member In an exemplary show of solidarity, the members of Peuh Munka Ntom America mobilized to support our Community Leader, the Honorable Martin Siegha , who was deeply affected by the loss of a loved one. Illustrating the deep unity of our association, a delegation led by Ngwola'a Ngabo Janvier , the Dean , as well as several members of the Executive Bureau , did not hesitate to travel more than 4 hours to

With the rhythms of the 2023 Ka'a Ndeh Mu'nka Cultural Festival still echoing in our hearts, Peuh Munka Ntom America has just received a distinction that marks a turning point in our community engagement. It is with immense pride that we accepted the Certificate of Appreciation (Tableau de Distintion) awarded by His Majesty Takoukam Jean Raymond, King of the Baméka . This royal gesture honors our active participation and unwavering support for the advancement of our cultur