A Country To Love And To Serve – Paperback Edition
₵195.00This epic memoir chronicling the author’s diplomatic journey is a superb and enticing story, richly told. The narration provides great insights into the personal life and professional travails of a quintessential diplomat who rose from humble beginnings to be one of the eminent Ambassadors of the nation. Most fascinating is how adeptly the author combines the demands of motherhood and family with her tasks in the complex world of diplomacy. The memoir provides great insights, important lessons and best practices in diplomatic practice that should be invaluable for the nation’s policy makers and diplomats. The story told through A COUNTRY TO LOVE AND TO SERVE should be a real inspiration for young diplomats and a must read for any student of diplomacy.
Dr. Eugene Owusu
African Journal Of Defence, Security and Strategy Vol. 1 – Paperback Edition
₵98.00The “African Journal of Defence, Security, and Strategy” Vol. 1 provides insightful articles and analyses on contemporary issues related to defence, security, and strategic matters across Africa. It features contributions from leading experts and scholars in the field, covering a range of topics from military strategy and regional security challenges to peacekeeping operations and international relations.
The kaya Diplomat – Paperback edition
₵190.00THE ‘KAYA’ DIPLOMAT – Diary Notes of a Ghanaian Diplomat; is an account of event and episodes that I encountered in my forty-one years of service as a Foreign Service Officer. Inevitably, such a story coincides with the life and service of other high-ranking personalities who played a role or directed Foreign Policy of the Republic of Ghana, as our lives crossed
The Makings of a Diplomatist – Paperback Edition
₵190.00The greater part of the Book gives an exciting and insightful bird’s eye view of the author’s exertions at the UN during his tenure as Ambassador and Permanent Representative on such then burning issues as decolonisation, the Congo Crisis, Apartheid in South Africa, Cuban Missile Crisis, Arab-Israeli Conflict and the UN Financial Crisis of 1964 which nearly paralysed the Organisation. These are all issues of historical interest particularly for research students in international affairs.