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The Illusion of Security: Inside the “Opération Coup de Poing”

States secure in their legitimacy rarely need to constantly demonstrate force against their own civilian population. Heavy-handed security visibility often signals deeper institutional

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Editorial commentary

Macpherson’s Curse: From British Constitutional Entrapment to French Imperial Control — and the Rise of Trump’s Transactional New World Order

The old imperial architecture is no longer as stable as it once appeared. And as global power structures evolve, the unresolved question of

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Preview/ Public scrutiny

From Resistance Journalism to Neutrality: The Evolution of Mimi Mefo’s Editorial Voice

The real question is not whether journalists should report critically on armed separatist factions. Serious journalism requires accountability from all sides. The deeper

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Editorial commentary

The Ambazonian Debate No One Can Avoid: Tolerance, Trauma, and the Future Beyond AAC III

The realities of 2026 are not the realities of 1993. The war changed the emotional architecture of the conflict. History has already buried

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Editorial commentary

The Silence of the Five Generals Southern Cameroons, Military Service, and the Burden of History

The future of the region will not be determined only by military outcomes, political speeches, or emotional accusations. It will also depend on

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News commentary

Patrick Ndangoh Did Not Die Alone — He Died Inside a System That Already Buried Justice

Every prolonged detention. Every opaque ruling. Every allegation of extortion. Every death in custody. Every delayed medical intervention. All of it deepens the

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Public scrutiny

CNA’s Sudden Change of Tone: A Tardy Awakening After 70,000 Ambazonian Lives Lost

History often judges conflicts not only by the actions of governments and armed groups, but also by the conduct of intellectuals, journalists, and

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News analysis

Macron’s Africa Legacy: Speeches of Renewal, Silence on Ambazonia

President Macron’s interview in Nairobi was intended as a reflection on France’s evolving relationship with Africa. But history may judge his African legacy

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Commentary

From Louis-Paul Aujoulat through Pierre Messmer and Amadou Ahidjo to Paul Biya: The Inheritance of Counterinsurgency in Cameroon

And until Cameroon honestly confronts that inheritance, recognizes the distinct historical experiences within its borders, and replaces coercion with genuine political dialogue, the

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