Cameroon’s Leadership Vacuum, State-Backed Violence, and the Struggle for Democratic Transition
The recent attempted murder of Prof. Mac Anthony Akuhmbom, a respected Southern Cameroonian academic, is not an accident and not a misunderstanding. It
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When the Colonizer’s House Catches Fire: Young Deputy Mayor Biyong’s Letter Exposes the Rot
We want peace — but Ambazonians know better than anyone that “peace without justice” is merely silence under oppression. We want unity —
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FRANCE’S PETAIN PROBLEM AND ITS DYING DAYS IN AMBAZONIA
In Verdun — the vast cemetery of Europe where I personally spent a week in the summer of 1995, walking among its crosses,
Commentary
The Long Arc Toward Justice: Southern Cameroons/Ambazonia and the Struggle for Freedom
The military response by Yaoundé — structurally supported by France — has resulted in: widespread killings, burned villages, over one million internally displaced
Opinion
Leadership as Service in Humility and Love
The faithful of Bamenda are not rebellious. They are a people longing for justice, dignity, and honest leadership. Their reaction was a reminder
Editorial
The Day the Cathedral Shook: Bamenda’s Revolt Against Manufactured Reverence
The cathedral exploded in boos — not the timid murmurs of discontent, but the full-throated rejection of a people betrayed beyond measure. The
NAPOLEON’S SECRET FEAR — AND THE GREATER FEAR OF A REGIME BUILT ON LIES
What does Yaoundé fear? It fears the truth about Ambazonia’s legal status. It fears the history that shows there was never a legitimate