Empire by Another Name: France’s Hegemony in Africa and the Tragedy of Cameroun.
By Emmanuel Darlington – Senior Investigative Correspondent It began in Haiti. France’s first and most humiliating colonial defeat, where Black people dared not
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The Pillaging of Hope: How Paul Tasong Looted the NOSO Reconstruction Funds
Investigative Report |By Emmanuel Darlington – Special Correspondent When Cameroon’s Biya regime unveiled the “Presidential Plan for the Reconstruction and Development of the
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The Biya Regime, A Tyranny That Refuses to Die: How a Crumbling Regime Parades a 93-Year-Old Dictator to Prolong Its Grip on a Dying Union
By Mankah Rosa Parks |Senior Analyst. What is unfolding in Cameroun today is not an election campaign — it is a desperate ritual
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Ambazonian war of Independence, a Look Back on the Canadian Talks: A Calculated Betrayal of the Ambazonian Struggle
By Ali Dan Ismael, Editor-in-Chief What was branded as a peace initiative—the so-called “Canadian Talks”—turned out to be a calculated disaster. Marketed as
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Grizzled Journalist Eric Chinje Tells Cameroonian Journalists: Now. More Than Ever. Resist.
Colbert Gwain @The Colbert Factor Eric Chinje, the first Cameroonian journalist to have interviewed President Paul Biya extensively since the advent of Cameroon
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Secretary of State for Communication Government of the Federal Republic of Ambazonia (in exile) writes to the Independentist news editor.
Letter to the EditorSubject: The Church, Complicity, and the Crisis in Southern Cameroons Dear Editor, The Catholic Church in Cameroon has long played
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Correction to Article: On the Ambazonian independence quest “Fragments, Not Fractions” – Hon. Tibor Nagy’s Candid Appraisal of Ambazonian LeadershipBy Editor-in-Chief Ali Dan
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The Catholic Church in the British Southern cameroons war of independence Echoes of 1984: Silence, Surveillance, and the Collusion of the Church in the governments programmed Genocide.
Editor-in-Chief Ali Dan Ismael In 1984, George Orwell envisioned a grim world where authoritarianism thrives on silence, propaganda, and fear. In that dystopia,
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On the Ambazonian independence quest “Fragments, Not Fractions”: A Candid Diagnosis by Hon. Tibor Nagy and President Sako’s Vision for Strategic Inclusion
Contributed by Editor-in-Chief Ali Dan Ismael In a moment of rare and thoughtful candour, the former United States Assistant Secretary of State for
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Independence Quest for the British southern cameroon (Ambazonia) Dr. Samuel Ikome Sako’s Sovereign Vision: A Call for Ambazonian Unity Toward Independence
By Mankah Rosa Parks, Staff Writer, The Independentist In the enduring quest for freedom, few voices have remained as resolute and visionary as