THE SPLINTER SYNDROME: HOW BETRAYAL MASQUERADES AS REFORM
When transparency became inevitable, many chose the same route: to splinter, to smear, and to rebrand themselves as reformers. By The Independentist investigative
Investigative report
Profiles
Professor Patrice Nganang: From Federalist Realism to the Recognition of Ambazonian Self-Determination
His recognition that the way forward may rest on acknowledging Ambazonia’s right to self-determination should not be dismissed as mere academic speculation. It
Retrospective,
As Britain Broke Away from French Influence, So Does Ambazonia
Ambazonia’s stand is not secession. It is restoration — a return to legality, dignity, and historical truth. Just as Britain’s Glorious Revolution of
Communique
The Paradox of a United and Indivisible Cameroon
The slogan of “one and indivisible Cameroon” has lost its moral force. It stands as a relic of an era when unity could
Motivation
From Divine Breath to Innovation: A Metaphysics of Human Creativity
By Dr. Louis Mbua, Philosopher I. The Metaphysical Premise Human creativity is not a random evolutionary outcome but a manifestation of transcendent intelligence.
News
Moral Crisis in the Diocese of Buea: A Call for Transparency and Renewal
Bishop Michael Bibi, whose leadership has inspired both loyalty and criticism. Supporters point to his efforts to modernize diocesan administration and strengthen discipline;
Rebuttal/Response
The secretary for communication and spokesperson for the Government of Ambazonia (in exile) Dr. Martin Mungwa, responds to Professor Patrice Nganang’s analysis on “ISSA TCHIROMA BAKARY AND THE AMBAZONIAN QUESTION”
The Ambazonian Question cannot—and must not—appear on any “federalist” negotiating table. It is a matter of international law, historical rectification, and human survival.
Opinion
ISSA TCHIROMA BAKARY AND THE AMBAZONIAN QUESTION
The test of leadership now is not the cleverness of slogans but the courage to pair historical understanding with policy creativity. If Issa
Public scrutiny
Ali Dan Ismael The Independentist’s editor in chief, just back from special assignment in Yaounde, Xrays Cameroons media landscape
Licensing restrictions, selective advertising, and politically motivated prosecutions have turned the press into an echo chamber. The late Samuel Wazizi, tortured to death
The Rise of an African in American Politics — And the Challenge to the Ambazonian Diaspora
For Ambazonians abroad, Mamdani’s story poses a question that touches both heart and conscience: “If an African born in Kampala can shape the