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	The Kabbah Government's Response to the AFRC Negotiating Paper - Sierra Leone Web
		Abass Bundu again, as Minister of Agriculture, is reputed to have sold a whole ship of fertilizers which were destined for Sierra Leone and for the people of Sierra Leone, and converted the proceeds to his own use and benefit.
		Abass Bundu sold Sierra Leone passports and Sierra Leone citizenship to Hong Kong citizens for the sum of $15,000 a piece while he was Foreign Minister and pocketed the proceeds.
		Abass Bundu is the son of Momodu Sesay, a man without a background of which Abass Bundu would be proud.
	www.sierra-leone.org /kabbah.html (4721 words)

	Book review: Democracy and Decentralisation in South Asia and West Africa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Bundu opens the book by tracing the genesis of the Sierra Leone crisis to the very first military coup in the country in 1967, barely six years after gaining independence from Britain.
		Bundu criticises the Ecowas so-called "sub-regional forces" for exceeding their mandate in Sierra Leone, and also lampoons the international community for adopting the "counterproductive strategy of see no evil, speak no evil, thus making itself an accessory to [the] transgressions [of the Nigerian troops].
		In conclusion, Bundu submits that: "Unless and until the crisis of public confidence in the independence and impartiality of national electoral and judicial systems is halted and reversed, responsibility for electoral supervision, not mere monitoring, should be vested in an impartial international agency, be it at continental or regional level.
	www.expotimes.net /businesses/images/books/bundu.htm (1921 words)

	Expo Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Bundu has been able to bring his claim under the jurisdiction of the English Court solely on the basis that I am visiting this country.
		Indeed Dr. Bundu reinforces the theory that Sierra Leone is a more appropriate forum in paragraph 8 of his particulars of claim, where he states that he is entitled to claim damages against me under the laws of Sierra Leone.
		Further, there is nothing to prevent Dr. Bundu from bringing his claim in Sierra Leone (although it is wholly unnecessary for him to do so, as, if this car does belong to DR. Bundu he can retrieve it from my offices on presentation of proof that it belongs to him).
	www.expotimes.net /pastissues/issue010704/Lstory6.htm (1810 words)

	Welcome to "The Mirror Online" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		What lessons are there for the international community as a whole, and the UN in particular?” According to Bundu, “the conflict has fostered a culture of blame, not of accountability; of hate, not of harmony; and of dependency, not of self-esteem”.
		And so with the absence of “social and political organisation on the scale required for democracy to flourish, the tuition the indigenous politicians received was neither in the theory nor in the practice of local self-government...
		The question was whether this was not a mis-charaterisation.” Bundu criticises the Ecowas so-called “sub-regional forces” for exceeding their mandate in Sierra Leone, and also lampoons the international community for adopting the “counterproductive strategy of see no evil, speak no evil, thus making itself an accessory to the transgressions (of the Nigerian troops).
	www.africaonline.co.zw /mirror/stage/archive/030517/weekend25356.html (1444 words)

	Welcome to the Sierra Leone People's Party Official Website
		DR ABASS BUNDU ADMITTED GUILT AND WAS ALLOWED BAIL.
		III) There is also the human right angle - Dr Abass Bundu represented Johnny Paul Koroma's government that joined the RUF at several international meetings.
		All Sierra Leoneans would then want to know whether Dr Abass Bundu who played some role in a regime with such heinous record of atrocities should not face charges of war crimes and human right abuses either in the British courts or in the international court to take place in Sierra Leone.
	www.slpp.ws /archive3.shtml (1913 words)

	Welcome to the Sierra Leone People's Party Official Website
		Dr Abass Bundu's attempt to use the English Courts as a vehicle for creating publicity and embarrassing the Vice President has been quickly exposed by the High Court of Justice in London, and has landed the former NPRC Foreign Minister with a heavy legal bill.
		Dr Bundu served the legal process on the Vice President during a recent visit to London claiming £84,000 for the loss of a car he claims was stolen from him by the Vice President.
		At the lunchtime adjournment, Dr Bundu's solicitors, on instruction from him, conceded that the English action should be halted, but Dr Bundu was not prepared to pay all of the Vice President's costs.
	www.slpp.ws /archive2.shtml (3789 words)

	FAF - Preamble
		Another expendable intellectual prostitute was Abass Bundu of Sierra Leone --- the former secretary-general of ECOWAS --- though his fate was less horrible.
		When he was appointed by the 29-year-old illiterate Captain Valentine Strasser to be Sierra Leone's foreign minister in early 1995, he left home to grab the post in a cloud of dust.
		"When we appointed Abass Bundu through a radio announcement, he didn't complain but when we fired him though another radio announcement, he wants to make noise" he added (The African Observer, 8-21 August 1995, 5).
	www.freeafrica.org /elites5.html (2228 words)

	Chapter 1. Introduction: Reflections on an Agenda for Regional Integration and Cooperation in West Africa: ...
		The interest of African intellectuals in regional integration was indicated by the large number of abstracts and papers received in response to the call for papers for the conference: over 300 submissions of abstracts and over 100 papers, from all parts of the subregion.
		Former executive secretary of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), Abass Bundu, * presents a vision of all that ECOWAS could be, and calls for renewed leadership and commitment from the member states.
		In Africa, he points to the gradual recognition of such principles in various charters and treaties and argues that new instruments, such as the proposed regional and subregional parliaments and courts or recourse to humanitarian intervention, could be used for the collective promotion of human rights.
	network.idrc.ca /en/ev-68350-201-1-DO_TOPIC.html (7231 words)

	ABASS BUNDU JOINS SLPP
		This brings to focus the issue of Dr. Abass Bundu.
		Bundu as he drives around Freetown shamelessly, but they are
		All we know is that Dr. Bundu is still in chains and his deeds are
	www.lumleybeach.com /wwwboard/messages/2659.html (1433 words)

	Re: ABASS BUNDU JOINS SLPP
		Dr Bundu had most impressed me at that time with his two closely reasoned articles in West Africa Magazine, advising against foreign intervention at an earlier stage of the civil war, to minimize deaths and casualties.
		Of course Dr Bundu and Mr James Allie (not incongruous bedfellows on the national landscape) will help the people of Sierra Leone improve relations with all Commonwealth countries and with the Commonwealth which provides many development opportunities even in the cultural and agricultural fields, which in my view are not being fully exploited.
		That was a short break and a short list of possibilities - and Dr Abbass Bundu should be of tremendous help in the brain-drain region in which two heads are better than one.
	www.lumleybeach.com /wwwboard/messages/2664.html (809 words)

	Conciliation Resources: African Media and Conflict
		One such critic, Dr. Abass Bundu, knew he did not get one per cent of the votes cast because he had ostracised himself from his own people.
		It was then surprising that Dr. Bundu became chief critic of the results.
		President Kabbah signed a peace agreement with Corporal Foday Sankoh, RUF leader, in November 1996, brokered by Ivorien President Konan Bedie in Abidjan, Ivory Coast.
	www.c-r.org /pubs/occ_papers/af_media/butscher.shtml (2092 words)

	Date: Wednesday, 02-Jul-97 07:53 PM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		If either happens, then the most likely candidates for president would be Karefa-Smart or Abass Bundu.
		Anything which falls an inch short of returning Kabba to power with the full force of the Constitution will be a loss to the people.
		I promise Koromah, Foday Sankoh and our peaceful law abiding brothers; Karefa-Smart and Abass Bundu, that, God Willing, the will of the people will not remain subverted for long.
	www.sulima.com /pubs/sam2.html (1500 words)

	UNOMIL
		On 25 July 1993, after a three-day meeting held in Cotonou, Benin, under the co-chairmanship of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General, President Canaan Banana of the Organization of African Unity (OAU) and Mr.
		Abass Bundu, Executive Secretary of ECOWAS, the parties to the conflict in Liberia signed the Cotonou Peace Agreement.
		The Agreement laid out a continuum of action, from the cease-fire through disarmament and demobilization to the holding of national elections.
	www.gmu.edu /departments/t-po/peace/unomil.html (7331 words)

	Amazon.ca: Books: Democracy by Force?: A Study of International Military Intervention in the Civil War in Sierra Leone ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		These are some of the key issues discussed by Dr Abass Bundu in his book, Democracy by Force?
		Dr Abass Bundu is former Executive Secretary of ECOWAS and former Foreign Minister of Sierra Leone, his native country.
		An international lawyer with a doctorate from Cambridge, he is widely respected and has vast experience in West African affairs.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/1581126980 (415 words)

	Democracy by Force?: A study _ of international military intervention in the conflict in Sierra Leone from 1991-2000 - ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Democracy by Force?: A study _ of international military intervention in the conflict in Sierra Leone from 1991-2000 - Abass Bundu,John Karefa-Smart
		The salesrank for " Democracy by Force?: A study _ of international military intervention in the conflict in Sierra Leone from 1991-2000 " in our shop is 1001769.
		Abass Bundu and John Karefa-Smart have written the very nice book " Democracy by Force?: A study _ of international military intervention in the conflict in Sierra Leone from 1991-2000 ", a lof of pleased readers have read this book.
	books.lowcost.us.com /item_31353831313236393830/Democracy_by_Force_A_study.php (592 words)

	SIERRA HERALD EVIDENCE EXPOSING THE EXPO TIMES NEWSPAPER (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		He was a spokesman for the junta too and did his best to show international radio listeners that he too knew some "impressive" words in English that should dazzle any interviewer!!!
		He could have heard "territorial integrity" from the lips of Dr Abass Bundu and from the pen of Dr Wiltshire Johnson and found it good and must have overused it so much that Sierra Leoneans decided that he be labelled thus.
		On September 6, 1997 a worried BBC, having lost contact with me tried to know about my whereabouts from the junta and got in touch with Alieu for an interview.
	www.sierraherald.com /_themes/mantra.htm (989 words)

	Sierra Leone Bibliography - Compiled by Peter C. Andersen - Sierra Leone Web
		Bryson, Alexander, " An Account of the Origin, Spread, and Decline of the Epidemic Fevers of Sierra Leone: With Observations on Sir William Pym's Review of the 'Report on the Climate and Diseases of the African Station'," Henry Renshaw [London], 1849.
		Bundu, Abass, "Democracy by Force?: A Study of International Military Intervention in the Conflict in Sierra Leone from 1991-2000," Universal Publishers, 2001.
		Richards, Josephus V. O., "Factors of Limitation in the art Forms of the Bundu Society of the Mende in Sierra Leone," [Evanston, Ill.], 1970.
	www.sierra-leone.org /bibliography.html (9884 words)

	www.ghanaweb.com: Soccer News of Tuesday, 8 June 2004
		Notwithstanding home advantage, the game looks a tall order for Ashantigold who will also have to deal with Charles Taylor and Stephen Oduro.Power FC’s sworn desire to repeat last season’s crucial draw with Hearts will receive attention at El-wak, also tomorrow.
		The dream places a huge task on Alex Awuah, Eric Abedi, Abass Bundu and Ben Adu Yeboah who will contend with the improved form of Louis Agyemang, Emmanuel Osei Kuffour, Lawrence Adjah Tetteh, Lawrence Adjei and Kwabena Boafo.
		The scenario presents a dificult time for Power FC whose outstanding show against Hearts in their last league meeting remains their strongest point.
	www.ghanaweb.com /GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/printnews.php?ID=59329 (261 words)

	Bundu, Abass Chernok - Former ECOWAS Executive Secretary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Bundu, Abass Chernok - Former ECOWAS Executive Secretary
		You may know more than us about Abass Chernok Bundu...
		For corrections and updates, please fill in the Abass Chernok Bundu update form.
	people.africadatabase.org /en/person/10934.html (240 words)

	Expo Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Progressive Peoples Party (PPP) leader and former executive secretary of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Dr Abass Bundu last week granted a marathon interview to this paper’s Publisher and Editor,
		We publish below the first instalment of this interview on the ups and downs of the newly formed Grand Alliance of political parties, including that of Abass Bundu’s PPP
		The recently launched Grand Alliance of opposition parties is said to be gathering momentum in and outside Sierra Leone.
	www.expotimes.net /pastissues/issue001122/Bundu.htm (1485 words)

	PART I — STRATEGIC VISIONS AND PROSPECTSChapter 2. ECOWAS and the Future of Regional Integration in West Africa: ...
		This chapter by the former executive secretary of ECOWAS provides a review of regional integration in West Africa over the last two decades.
		There are about 40 major intergovernmental organizations (IGOs) in the region, and Bundu considers that this is in itself an achievement and testimony to the community spirit and solidarity that have developed among West African states.
		However, these IGOs have not had any significant development impact, because of difficulties in securing the effective implementation of integration programs in the member countries.
	www.idrc.ca /es/ev-68352-201-1-DO_TOPIC.html (6680 words)

	Africa - "Killer" Bills and Decrees
		Taylor Shall Hit Us!" commenting that the NPRC's action was a violation of ECOWAS protocol prohibiting the interference of any nation into the internal affairs of another state.
		Two days later, when Charles Taylor's NPFL fighters attacked Sierra Leone in retaliation for Sierra Leone's support of ECOMOG military actions against Taylor, NPRC Secretary of State for Foreign and International Relations Dr. Abass Bundu ordered Tam-Baryoh's arrest.
		Judging from the actions of key NPRC proponents of media repression, such as Attorney General Claude V.M. Campbell, Captain Idriss Kamara, Minister of Information Hindolo Trye, Public Liaison Officer Captain Julius Maada Bio, Captain Solomon Anthony (SAJ) Musa, and Public Relations Officer Rtd.
	www.ilhr.org /ilhr/reports/killerbills/nprc.html (2855 words)

	Welcome to "The Mirror Online" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		IN Broken Pillars, we are given an authoritative exploration of a culture under siege, a Shona cultural set-up whose sanctity is under severe threat owing to its invasion by alien practices and their attendant moral rot and social decay.
		DEMOCRACY by force is a study of International military intervention in the conflict in Sierra Leone from 1991-2000 “The people of Sierra Leone will owe a heavy debt of gratitude to Dr Abass Bundu, especially after the crisis that they have
		IN an area short of openness and published works, especially for public consumption, this work opens up onto the public, especially the non-specialists, and help us know a bit about policing in Africa, especially in an era of tumbling continental
	www.africaonline.co.zw /mirror/stage/archive/030517/weekend-index.html (260 words)

	Occasional Paper 11: Democratic Governance, Regional Integration and Development in Africa by PRof. Adebayo Ninalowo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		How can you expect them to take out of their non-available resources to pay contributions to regional organizations?
		In a similar vein, Abass Bundu, the former Executive Secretary of ECOWAS had also drawn attention to some impeding factors to regional integration in Africa, including,
		v) enduring socio-economic crisis, among others (Bundu, 1997).
	www.dpmf.org /Occasionalpapers/occasional-paper-no-11.html (967 words)

	Alibris: LL.M., Ph.D. Abass Bundu LL.B.
		Democracy by Force?: A Study of International Military Intervention in the Civil War in Sierra Leone from 1991-2000
		by Bundu, Abass, LL.B., LL.M., Ph.D., and Karefa-Smart, John (Foreword by)
		We guarantee the condition of every book, new or used.
	www.alibris.com /search/books/author/Abass_Bundu_LL.B.,_LL.M.,_Ph.D. (121 words)

	Volume 2 No 10
		The behaviour of the Northern dominated government of the APC on the outbreak of the war and the feeble manner in which they handled events up to their overthrow indicated, to me at least, that there was a conspiracy to allow the South and East to be destabilised so leaving the North intact.
		The alleged statements of people like Dr Abass Bundu and others about keeping the war away from the North - not from the whole of Sierra Leone - if indeed true, show how partisan some Northern elites had become.
		However, blanket accusations do not help because possibly thousands of Northerners have died and suffered physical injury from the same violence as in the South and East.
	www.focus-on-sierra-leone.co.uk /Vol2_10.htm (9551 words)

	Waging War to Keep the Peace: The ECOMOG Intervention and Human Rights (Human Rights Watch Report, June 1993)
		ECOWAS seems to be stepping up its effort to block cross-border humanitarian assistance to NPFL territory from the Ivory Coast.
		In early May 1993, ECOWAS Executive Secretary Abass Bundu called on relief organizations to cease all cross-border relief operations and announced the establishment of a "tranquility corridor" through which relief supplies would be transported, policed by ECOMOG.
		ECOMOG contends that Taylor uses the cross-border convoys to transport supplies for his forces, and has told relief organizations that they must inform ECOMOG when they conduct cross-border operations.
	www.hrw.org /reports/1993/liberia (15241 words)

	TLC Africa Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Obviously, that became real after the NPRC’s rule.
		Current president Ahmed Tejan Kabbah, Lawyer Solomon Berewa, Dr. Joe Demby, Dr. Abass Bundu, Hon.
		John Kerefa Smart and Chief Hinga Norman were all amongst a long list of those who had this impulse and wished the change so dearly.
	www.liberian-connection.com /tlc_sierraleone.htm (4125 words)

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