A reader of The Independentist writes to the editor, draws attention to the use of some words, but stays anonymous.
Letter to the Editor Sir, I wish to draw attention to a matter of phrasing that often slips into our public communications. Words
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
A fervent reader of the Independentist and listener of the voice of Ambazonia sways in, with an added reflection but stays anonymous.
Letter to the EditorAuthor Name Withheld Greetings, Dear Editor. I wish to commend the tremendous work you are doing to sustain our liberation
Investigative report
Pourquoi la Poursuite Judiciaire de l’ADF N’est Pas une Cause d’Advocacy
La lutte ambazonienne ne doit jamais être définie par des saboteurs. Notre révolution est pour la liberté, pas pour la rançon. Elle est
Investigative report
Why the Prosecution of the ADF Is Not a Cause for Advocacy
The U.S. indictments are based not on rumours but on confessions and evidence. These men — Benedict Nwana Kuah and Pascal Kikishy Wongbi
Commentary
Position de l’Ambazonie : Pas de Sélection, Pas de Négociations en Territoire Ennemi
En 1984, Paul Biya restaura le nom “République du Cameroun” — l’État qui existait avant l’unification de 1961. Par cet acte, il confirma
Commentary
Ambazonia’s Position: No Selection, No Negotiations in Enemy Territory
In 1984, Paul Biya restored the name “La République du Cameroun” — the exact name of the state that had existed before unification
Public scrutiny
From the prison walls of the Yaounde central prison, Abdulkarim Ali a Boban, in an open letter calls to conscience a senior Boban in the person of Mr.Philemon Yang
Letter of ConscienceSeptember 7, 2025 To: Senior Boban, Philemon Yang On your appointment as one of the 2025 elections campaign managers for 92-year-old
Public scrutiny
Capitalisme de connivence et RDPC : Le régime Biya, une société d’État déguisée en parti politique
Lorsque le President Biya succède à Ahidjo en 1982, il rebaptise l’UNC en RDPC lors du congrès de Bamenda en 1985. Ce n’était
Public scrutiny
Crony Capitalism and the RDPC: Biya’s State Corporation Masquerading as a Party
When President Paul Biya took over in 1982, he rebranded the UNC into the RDPC at the 1985 Bamenda Congress. This was not
Cameroon’s Double Face Image Crumbles. The Lobby and the Lash: How Cameroon Courted Washington While Waging Transnational Repression
The Biya regimes contracts with Clout Public Affairs, Squire Patton Boggs, and Mercury Public Affairs reveal not a state defending its record, but