One Step for Somaliland — A Warning Shot for Cameroon
Ambazonia has already crossed that line. The only remaining question is not if the world will acknowledge Ambazonia—but who will still be standing
Opinion
Communique
A Civic Education Note for Communities and Fighters: Self-Defense Without Self-Destruction
A struggle with discipline becomes a nation in formation. Defend the people. Protect the cause. Preserve the future. By The Independentistnews Medical Desk
Rebuttal/Response
Compassion Without Clarity Is Not Liberation: A Response to “The Anglophone Crisis Continues as Calls for Action Grow Louder” As published in The Woodruff Times
Ambazonia does not exist because people speak English. It exists because a people were denied the right to complete their decolonization. Reducing that
Investigative report
A Region Held Hostage: How the Kidnapping Industrial Complex Exploits the Amba Fighter Moniker for Evil Gains
Armed groups and opportunistic criminals exploiting the chaos and using the “Amba fighter” moniker as a bogeyman to perpetrate heinous crimes have one
Investigative report
Baited Deaths and Useful Corpses: From Abe Michael to Ngwang Njeba, and Mayor Frida Joko — How the French Cameroon System Lures Lives to Blame Ambazonia
This editorial is not written to mock the dead. It is written to protect the living. Because every baited killing strengthens a lie—that
Editorial
Dictators do not learn. They are removed—or they die in power.
Dictators fall when three blades descend together: loss of legitimacy, loss of capacity, and loss of impunity. Biya is already bleeding legitimacy. Capacity
Editorial
The Francafrique Command Structure and Crimes Against the People of Ambazonia
An administration that rewards atrocity is not malfunctioning; it is functioning as intended. The Ambazonian case is therefore not merely a humanitarian tragedy.
Commentary
The CFA Franc: A Currency of Colonial Control and Economic Dependency
True independence cannot rest on declarations alone. It must be rooted in control over money, markets, and national priorities. Until Africa governs its
Letters to the Editor
An anonymous Ambazonian Patriot writes to the editor of The Independentist news on the subject of the February 11th 1961 Southern Cameroons Plebiscite.
Letter to the Editor Subject: Why the Southern Cameroons Plebiscite Was Fundamentally Different Sir/Madam, Public discussion of the political status of Southern Cameroons
France Is Not a Model — It Is a Cautionary Tale
When French workers revolt, it is called democracy.When Africans protest, it is called instability. France raises retirement ages at home under police protection,