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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

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Editorial commentary

When a State Turns on Its Own People, It Loses the Right to Rule: Understanding Cameroon’s Legitimacy Crisis in Southern Cameroons (Ambazonia)

Cameroon may still control territory by force. It may still benefit from international inertia. But legitimacy cannot be maintained at gunpoint. A government

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Editorial commentary

Ambazonia and the Pan-African Reparations Movement: A Converging Struggle for Justice, Repair, and Self-Determination

Pan-African reparations are not only about repairing the past. They are about ending injustice where it still lives. Ambazonia’s case reminds the world

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Communique

THE AMBAZONIAN LIBERATION PROJECT A REFORM MANIFESTO FOR DISCIPLINE, LEGITIMACY, AND HUMAN-CENTERED RESISTANCE

Restoring Moral Authority, Political Coherence, and Civilian Trust By Efase Wole, PhD for The Independentistnews Preface: Situating This Reform Within Presidential Doctrine, Operationalizing

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Commentary

Recycled Power, Permanent War: Yaoundé’s New Cabinet Exposes a State That Cannot Reform

This new cabinet leak, is not a reset. It is a holding pattern for a failing order. A government that answers crisis with

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Investigative report

Targeting Civilians and the Manufactured Blame on the ASA: What the Facts Actually Show

Mr. Ngwang Raphael Njeba’s death is a tragedy. So too are the deaths of Senator Kemende Henry, Wardress Florence Ayafor, and Hon. Abe

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Editorial commentary

The Witch Hunt Begins, and France Slides Toward the Precipice

The political class, sensing the ground give way beneath them, has reached for an old reflex: internal purges instead of structural reform. Blame

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News analysis

The Evil of Yaoundé: How Blacklegs Are Used to Impose Illegal Taxes on Ambazonian Civilians

What is happening on the Bamenda–Kom road must be named without euphemism. It is not security. It is not community regulation. It is

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Editorial commentary

France Can’t Pass a Budget — Yet Claims to Rule Others

A country that once dictated constitutions abroad is now begging for emergency laws just to keep spending. Parliament is paralysed. Governments fall one

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Editorial commentary

The system behind the violence

Across towns and villages in Southern Cameroons, the same things happen repeatedly. Homes are burned. Villages are raided. Civilians are killed. People disappear

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