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HOW BRITAIN TRIED TO ERASE SOUTHERN CAMEROONS: The Humanitarian Afterlife of Empire, Development and Diplomacy Under One Institutional Roof

The lesson is severe but necessary. Peoples do not obtain justice merely by appealing to another state’s memory or conscience. They must build

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DID THE MOSQUITO DO A BETTER JOB OF DECOLONIZING WEST AFRICA? Does Africa’s Smallest and Most Unintentional Defender Deserve a Monument?

The colonial-era mosquito operated a more efficient immigration system. It required no visa forms, interviews, residency permits, biometric records, border posts, or parliamentary

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News commentary

THE BBC IS NOT DEAD—BUT ITS AUTHORITY IS ON TRIAL: What Trump’s $10 Billion Lawsuit Should Teach Ambazonia About Media Power, Editorial Accountability, and Narrative Sovereignty

The BBC is not dead. Its authority, however, can no longer be treated as self-validating. Trust must be earned through accuracy, transparency, correction,

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News commentary

WHEN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ERASES A CONTINENT: The State Department’s Failed Map, La République du Cameroun’s Schoolbooks, and the Strategic Imperative of Cartographic Sovereignty for Ambazonia

Before the world can recognize Ambazonia politically, Ambazonians must represent it geographically—with precision, evidence, discipline, democratic accountability, and an authority no careless algorithm,

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Communique

A must read for all Ambazonians with volume 1 scheduled for release in September 2026: AMBAZONIA 2050 & BEYOND (The Former British Southern Cameroons) From Survival to Significance A Blueprint for Nation-Building, Economic Transformation, and Shared Prosperity

A Four-Volume National-Development WorkApproximately 1,620 Pages by Martin S. Mungwa, PhD, MBA, P.E., F.ASCE VOLUME I — FOUNDATIONS OF THE INNOVATION REPUBLIC. History,

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Letters to the Editor

A fervent and concerned reader of The Independentist News, writes to the editor raising concerns on the continuous resistance of the people of the Southern Cameroons.

Letter to the Editor Subject; Southern Cameroonians Continue to Resist Assimilation and Seek a Lasting Political Solution Dear Editor, More than six decades

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Commentary

THE INTELLECTUALS WHO INHERITED THE COLONIAL STATE Part II: How Elite Brokerage Hollowed Out Africa’s Political Independence

Ambazonia. Political independence will be hollow if a new elite merely occupies institutions inherited from Britain and La République du Cameroun. A new

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Commentary

THE CLASSROOMS OF DEPENDENCE Part I: How Colonial Education Preserved Africa’s Machinery of Extraction

The African intelligentsia then completed the system by treating credentials as evidence of progress. The professor counted graduates. The minister counted schools. The

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Commentary

50 Days of Shadows: The Cost of the Invisible Presidency in Yaoundé

The cost of an invisible presidency extends beyond political embarrassment. It weakens public trust. It undermines constitutional legitimacy. It encourages factional competition. It

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THE GHOST SIGNATURES OF ETOUDI: Absentee Leadership, Questions Over Presidential Authority, and the Conflict in Ambazonia

Governments are strongest when authority is transparent, constitutional processes are respected, and citizens are not left to speculate about who is making decisions

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