THE NEW ARBITER: WHY THE UNITED STATES MAY DECIDE WHAT EMPIRES LEFT UNRESOLVED
History Has Shifted Arenas Empires once decided. Now, systems compete. And in that competition, questions once buried do not disappear. They re-emerge— reframed,
Commentary
Commentary
THE UNFINISHED EMPIRE: BRITAIN’S QUIET EXIT AND AMBAZONIA’S UNFINISHED DECOLONISATION
Unresolved obligations do not disappear with time. Ambazonia raises a question that extends beyond its borders: What is the responsibility of an administering
Rebuttal/Response
From Emotion to Strategic Direction: A Response to Comrade Mbah Francis and a take home for all Ambazonians
By The. Independentist news Editorial desk The reflections shared by Comrade Mbah Francis capture a sentiment that many Ambazonians—at home and in the
Letters to the Editor
Comrade Mbah Francis writes to The Independentist News, challenging the editor-in-chief Ali Dan Ismael’s commentary titled “Governance and Decolonisation Dynamics in the Southern Cameroon conflict”
Letter to the editor Dear editor, The article captioned Governance and Decolonisation Dynamics in the Southern Cameroon conflict authored by Ali Dan Ismael
News analysis
Undaunted and Evolving: Governance and Decolonisation Dynamics in the Southern Cameroons Conflict – Assessing Political Organization, Civilian Impact, and the Path Toward Resolution
The central question is no longer only how to manage the conflict, but whether the international community is prepared to engage with its
Editorial commentary
The Year of Action: Why the Yaoundé War Strategy Is Failing. A Conflict That Has Moved Beyond Containment
The situation in the Southern Cameroons is no longer a question of short-term disturbance or isolated instability. It reflects a deeper and more
News commentary
THE FOUR DAYS THAT EXPOSED A STATE: Ndzerem-Nyam and the Anatomy of a Regime That Waits Before It Lies
Four days passed before a statement was issued. But the consequences of those four days will last far longer. Because in modern conflict,
Commentary
The Debt of Empire: A Question for Paris and London
If decolonization is to retain meaning, it cannot remain selective. If international principles are to retain credibility, they cannot remain conditional.Because history does
Commentary
The Empire That Never Left — And the Order That Is Now Abandoning It
The world now faces a narrowing choice: continue to defend a structure whose legitimacy is eroding, or acknowledge that what is unfolding is
THE PRICE OF POWER: WHY THE GULF OF GUINEA MATTERS NEXT — AND WHERE AMBAZONIA FITS
Ambazonia’s pathway forward will be shaped not only by its history, but by how it aligns with these emerging realities. The conversation, therefore,