A Chant in Limbum, A Nation in Memory
No contribution is too small in the advancement of a community. A chant in Limbum, offered in honour of a fallen elder, can
Appreciation
Appeals
Memorandum in Light of Catholic Social TeachingConcerning the Pastoral Visit of the Holy Father
Your Excellency, our appeal flows from faith, not hostility. We trust in the wisdom of the Holy See and the moral clarity of
Appeals
Humanitarian Appeal for the Protection of Civilians On the Occasion of the anticipated Papal Visit to Bamenda
Let this moment serve not as a stage for division, but as a reminder that peace begins with protecting the innocent. By Concerned
Appeals
A Diplomatic Appeal to the Holy See, On the Occasion of the anticipated Papal Visit to Bamenda
If your visit can serve as a bridge—encouraging meaningful negotiations, humanitarian relief, and protection of civilians—then it will strengthen both the Church’s credibility
Appeals
Legitimising the Illegitimate: An Appeal to the Pope on his anticipated visit to Cameroon
The Southern Cameroons and La République du Cameroun both emerged from United Nations Trust Territories. Questions of self-determination and political status are not
Commentary
The Ghost of Etoudi: Factional Strain and the Erosion of Authority in Cameroon
To citizens across Cameroon—Francophone and Anglophone alike—the present moment invites sober reflection. Long-term stability cannot rest indefinitely on factional balancing alone. Durable governance
News commentary
The British southern Cameroons Decolonization, and the Question of Unfinished Self-Determination: Reflections for South Africa
For South African readers, the issue in Bamenda should not be viewed through the lens of confrontation, but through the lens of unfinished
Communique
Open Letter from Bamenda, to the Government of the Republic of South Africa
South Africa’s historic moral voice on issues of decolonization and human rights gives it unique credibility. We respectfully encourage your government to support
Retrospective,
The Man Who Saw It Coming: Deputy Commissioner Malcolm Milne and the Roots of Cameroon’s Anglophone Crisis
Malcolm Milne may have sensed the fragility of the foundation. But the future of Cameroon will not be determined by memoirs alone. It
The Tchiroma Gambit: Strategic Opening or Political Diversion?
The question is not whether the “Tchiroma Gambit” generates headlines. The question is whether it advances resolution—or merely reshuffles the stage. That distinction