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Diaspora as dilemma: playing the 6th region role?
In 2003, the African Union amended Art. 3 of its constitution and identified the African diaspora as its 6th regional block. This engagement should be transformed to practical achievements?

Pan-Africanism for a new generation
Toward a Pan-African and diaspora platform for the applicability and direction of a 21st century Pan-Africanism.

Re-thinking Africa!
As Africans, it is important that we realize that we have the brainpower and the ability to come up with our own Afrocentric solutions to our problems in Africa: Strong Afrocentric Mindsets.

Africa: Too rich, too poor!
Africa is known as one of the richest parts of the world when it comes to natural resources, yet it is also the poorest region, despite the natural wealth and the aid flow.

Diaspora as dilemma: playing the 6th region role?

In 2003, the African Union amended Art. 3 of its constitution and identified the African diaspora as its 6th regional block. This engagement should be transformed to practical achievements?

Pan-Africanism for a new generation

Toward a Pan-African and diaspora platform for the applicability and direction of a 21st century Pan-Africanism.

Re-thinking Africa!

As Africans, it is important that we realize that we have the brainpower and the ability to come up with our own Afrocentric solutions to our problems in Africa: Strong Afrocentric Mindsets.

Africa: Too rich, too poor!

Africa is known as one of the richest parts of the world when it comes to natural resources, yet it is also the poorest region, despite the natural wealth and the aid flow.

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CABAC Policy Conference

The CABAC Policy Conference is the pro-Africa community's preeminent annual gathering. Policy Conference is the largest event with many attendees from all over the world, and countless African and Pan-African policymakers and thought leaders.

CABAC National Summits

National Summit is CABAC's premier policy retreat. This exclusive annual gathering offers CABAC members unique access to African leaders and policy makers, present and former African Presidents, and leading experts from the diaspora.

CABAC WEBINGS

CABAC WEBINGS are Web-based strategic meetings of key members of CABAC and can involve other Pan-Africanists depending on the subject under discussion.

Invitation to Africa-Colloquium

Theme: African Diaspora Contributions to African Studies: Towards a Knowledge-based African Society Model

Dr. Alain Nkoyock, Scholar and Practitioner,
Founder and President of Think Tank CABAC

Tuesday, November 29th, 2016, 17.00 hrs
Department of African Studies, Seminar room 1
University of Vienna, Austria

Diaspora Engagement Model

The Diaspora Engagement Model (DEM) draws upon the New Growth' economic theories, which conceive of knowledge as the engine of growth....

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Book - Diaspora and Development

CABAC'15 - Policy Conference

Book - Diaspora and Development

Title: Diaspora camerounaise : En dehors de l’Etat, Au sein de la Nation

The book features an introduction, a foreword and 19 chapters adding up to a total of 382 pages. Its publication was published on April 22, 2015. We hope that this book will combine the perspectives of the Cameroonian diaspora with those of various scholars and practitioners interested in the involvement of the diaspora in the development of the country.

The book’s main audience is nationals of other African countries, as well as regional and international institutions which are cooperating with our country to improve the actions and activities aimed at ensuring its smooth development.

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We are a team of professionals from Africa who reside abroad. We believe that we can make a difference in our continent. Through programs, policies, and advocacy for Africans abroad, we are determined to harness our talents, expertise, and resources for Africa's development and nation building. In furthering these objectives, we have established a think tank called CABAC with the mission to promote patriotism, networking and cooperation among Africans in the Diaspora. In that endeavour, we intend to mobilize the vast resources of manpower and machinery available. One of our projects was this book entitled “Cameroonian Diaspora: Outside the State, Within the Nation.” 19 experts, working throughout the world have contributed to it. It explores the extent to which the African diaspora influence of national development issues as well as the plurality of modalities it can exercise such influence.

The objective of Think Tank CABAC is to respectfully engage with you on R&D activities on diaspora issues.

Your support can take various forms:

1) A publication to a paper to an international newspaper featuring the book

2) A translation of a book in English

3) And identification of a renowned publisher and a publication of the English version of the book

4) Financial support to launching ceremonies of the current version

5) Interventions to conferences/lectures/events by the co-authors in the book.

The book features an introduction, a foreword, and 19 chapters, adding up to a total of about 382 pages. It was published in Canada on 5 April 2015. We hope that this book will combine the perspectives of the African diaspora with those of various scholars and practitioners interested in the involvement of the diaspora in the development of the continent. Having this book endorsed by a respected personality like you is a privilege and a tremendous support.

The book’s main audience is nationals of other African countries, as well as regional and international institutions which are cooperating with our country to improve the actions and activities aimed at ensuring its smooth development.

Links:

http://nkoyock.net/blog/?p=613

http://www.kiyikaat.com/home/339-diaspora-camerounaise-en-dehors-de-l-etat-au-sein-de-la-nation.html