“Joshua Osih’s Joyful Misstep: When Personal Ambition Trumps Democratic Solidarity”
Joshua Osih jubilant over being shortlisted than geniune opposition solidarity. By The Independentist Editorial desk27 July 2025 In politics, moments of silence can
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Redessiner le silence : Preuves émergentes sur les frontières cachées de l’Ambazonie
Les traités, établissent que le fleuve Wouri, le port de Douala et même l’aéroport international de Douala relèvent du territoire de l’ancien British
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When Stories Mirror Struggles: Sinners and the Spirit of Ambazonia
Sinners,the movie that tells the Ambazonian story By The Independentist Culture Desk Ryan Coogler’s newest film, Sinners, starring Michael B. Jordan, is far
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Cameroon’s Churchill Moment: Why Appeasement Will Not Stop Biya
Winston Churchill the man who put things right, Cameroon now needs a Churchill. By: Ali Dan IsmaelEditor-at-Large, The Independentist As Cameroon heads toward
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Nigeria Super falcons lift the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations trophy for the tenth time after beating the Atlas lionesses of morocco 3-2 in Rabat
Super Falcons bagged $1m in prize money and are the first to lift the new-look Wafcon trophy. By Editorial desk- The independentist Saturday
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Proxy Rule in Yaoundé: How France Shaped Cameroon’s 2025 Election and the War in Ambazonia
Ambassador Thierry Marchand the man known, to be pulling the strings By Ali Dan Ismael and Young Jean-Pierre | The Independentist As Cameroon
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Service
From Widikum to the World: The Health Legacy of Professor Martin Ayong Ayim
Professor Ayim a shining example for Ambazonian youth and a testimony to the power of purpose, education, and service. By Dr. Martin Mungwa,
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Recognition and Double Standards: What Palestine and Ambazonia Reveal About Western Diplomacy
Double statndards, the cry for statehood from one region inspire UN debates, while another—like Ambazonia—is met with silence? By Ali Dan Ismael, Editor-in-Chief
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Politics
Selective Outrage and the Price of Silence: Kamto, CODE, and the Ambazonian Reckoning
Brice Nintcheu,warns of mass resistance should Professor Maurice Kamto be excluded from the October 12 presidential elections By The Editorial Desk 26 July
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Redrawing the Silence: Emerging Evidence on Ambazonia’s Hidden Boundaries
Treaties, dating back to 1919 under the league of Nations framework, establish that the Wouri River, the Douala seaport, and even the Douala