A Call to the Pioneers: Reclaiming the Struggle and Rebuilding the Path to Buea
The Southern Cameroons needs its pioneers again. It needs their discipline. It needs their memory. It needs their courage. It needs their capacity
Editorial
Editorial commentary
Ambazonia’s strategic Interest Transcends Bloodlines Across the Mungo: The Lesson of the House of Windsor, the German Connection, the American Presidency, Media Substitution, and the Politics of Naming
Ambazonia’s human ties across the Mungo must not prevent Ambazonians from defending their dignity, their institutions, their identity, and their future. Bloodlines matter
Commentary
The Smile and the Weapon; What Ambazonia Must Learn About Statecraft
The smile is not policy. The handshake is not justice. Peace without justice is not peace. And if Ambazonia does not define its
Editorial commentary
The Entente Cordiale: Peace Among Empires, Not Justice for the Colonized
Africa does not need another arrangement designed by outsiders. Africa needs sovereignty with competence, partnership without submission, peace with justice, and stability rooted
Editorial
The James Bond Myth, True Lies, and the Collapse of Imperial Diplomatic Illusions
No people should entrust its future to the cleverness of old empires or the forceful style of foreign powers. Britain’s ambiguity cannot be
Commentary
The British Southern Cameroons (Ambazonia) Still Paying the Price of Imperial Greed Sixty Years after, as diplomat says “Britain has no strategic interest in Southern Cameroons.”
The task facing Ambazonians today is to ensure that the pursuit of peace, self-determination, regional stability, and accountable government becomes impossible for Britain—and
Commentary
The Blind Executioners — Why Calling Armed Forces into a Local Dispute Can Become a Death Sentence
Resolve differences through dialogue, law, mediation, and community institutions. Protect the innocent. Preserve trust. Refuse to hand ordinary disputes over to forces whose
Commentary
The Ambazonian Path Forward: Discipline Amid Yaoundé’s Vulnerability
Freedom must be prepared before it is proclaimed. That preparation begins now: through unity, discipline, documentation, diplomacy, civic organization, policy clarity, and a
Editorial
Burkina Faso, France, and the New African Doctrine of Sovereignty
The future of Africa will not be built by nostalgia for empire, dependence on foreign protectors, or blind trust in inherited postcolonial states.
The Death of James Bond and the Dying Role of British Diplomacy: What Ambazonia Must Learn from Britain’s Vanishing Myth of Global Power
Britain’s myth of command has outlived Britain’s command. Ambazonia must therefore stop waiting for British diplomacy to rediscover a courage it no longer