Solidarity and Assistance

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 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.

🤝 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

The Peuh Munka Ntom America community mobilized with strength and compassion to support our partner, the artist Foping Mek , following the death of his wife. Demonstrating unwavering solidarity, a dedicated delegation accompanied the family throughout this painful journey: from the removal of the body to the burial. This continuous presence, from the morgue to the final resting place, reaffirms that our partnerships transcend the professional sphere to become a true brother