How The Gambia Remains Independent Within Senegal: Lessons for Ambazonia
A people’s political existence cannot be erased by geography, imperial convenience, or diplomatic arrangements made without their consent. For Ambazonia, the task is
Commentary
Editorial commentary
Ambazonia and the Commonwealth’s Unfinished Moral Responsibility
The Commonwealth will not save Ambazonia by sentiment. If it is to become useful, Ambazonians must make the case impossible to ignore. A
Obituaries
Pa Teku Thompson Teke, alias Lord Thompson leaves the scene
It has been announced of the passing on to eternity of Another great Southern Cameroonian Pa Teku Thompson Samuel Teke , fundly known
News commentary
Burkina Faso, France, and the Meaning of Broken Diplomatic Relations: Not War, but a Serious Political Break
The strongest nations are not those that shout the loudest. They are those that know when to speak, when to negotiate, when to
Sports/ football
Africa’s FIFA world cup expedition: A competition not just a participation.
Africa does not need to prove that it has gifted footballers. That proof already exists from Cairo to Dakar, from Abidjan to Kinshasa,
News commentary
The Next United Nations Secretary-General: Evaluating who Should Lead the community of Nations from an African Perspective
The world does not merely need another administrator. It needs a bridge builder—someone capable of restoring confidence that international institutions can still serve
Letters to the Editor
An Anonymous reader of The Independentist News writes to the editor, decries the rate of Kidnapping in the home front and calls on leadership to stand-up
Letter to the Editor Dear editor, Permit me to express an opinion here. When you keep on talking about Ambazonian independence without a
News commentary
America at 250: Lessons for Ambazonia Beyond the British Model, Independence Is Not the End of Struggle, But the Beginning of Responsibility
The future Ambazonia must not be merely anti-colonial. It must be pro-governance, pro-liberty, pro-productivity, pro-justice, and pro-prosperity. The lesson of America at 250
News commentary
Is Nigeria’s Washington Moment About More Than Defence?
It may, however, determine whether Washington increasingly views Abuja as part of the problem or as one of the indispensable partners in building
Where Is Ubuntu? Ghana, South Africa, and the Betrayal of Pan-African Solidarity
If South Africa truly believes that “I am because we are,” then it must prove that “we” includes the African migrant, the Ghanaian