As Yaoundé Weakens, Ambazonia Must Respond with Discipline, Not Emotion
If Yaoundé weakens, Ambazonia must not weaken itself through confusion, provocation, or careless rhetoric. It must rise above anger and act with the
Commentary
Commentary
Testing the Old Economic Order: Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, and the Struggle to Control Productive Assets
If this is the new order, it must be judged not by slogans, uniforms, or speeches, but by results. Sovereignty must produce schools.
News commentary
Archbishop Andrew Nkea’s Vatican Appointment: A Moment of Pride, Responsibility, and Reflection, A Global Honor Rooted in a Wounded Homeland
The people of Ambazonia and the wider Southern Cameroons need more than prayers of comfort. They need courageous mediation, principled advocacy, protection of
Sports Commentary
From Egypt–Argentina 2026, to Cameroon–England 1990: Lessons in Tenacity
Football, like national development, rises when productive assets are nurtured and falls when they are captured by corruption, politics, and narrow interests. The
News commentary
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
Commentary
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
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
Africa’s World Cup Ascendancy: Power, Performance, and the Politics of Global Football
The 2026 World Cup has become one of the most Pan-African tournaments in history, not only because more African teams qualified, but because