The Yaoundé Charade: A Vice President for a Vanishing Union
The introduction of a Vice President—whether symbolic or strategic—does not alter the fundamental questions that remain unanswered. It does not redefine the relationship
News commentary
News commentary
Ambazonian House Slaves: The Architecture of Internal Betrayal
The Ambazonian struggle is not only against external domination; it is also against internal complicity. The greatest obstacle to freedom has never been
News commentary
Manufactured Praise, Manufactured Power: The Fiction Behind “Biya’s Best Choice”
The tragedy is not that such headlines are printed. The tragedy is that they are expected. Expected in a system where power has
Commentary
The Queen’s “Little Gift” Is a Graveyard: Britain’s Debt of Honour
What responsibility does history impose? What role should former administering powers play in present crises? And how can past decisions be reconciled with
Commentary
The Quebec Standard: Why Does France Support Self-Determination Selectively?
France, like many global actors, operates within a complex web of strategic, economic, and diplomatic considerations. Yet, complexity does not remove the need
Commentary
The Commonwealth of Complicity: A Club with No Conscience?
The question, then, is not whether the Commonwealth has a role—but whether it is prepared to exercise it with the clarity and resolve
Commentary
The Hidden Secret: The Truth London and Paris Avoid
The metaphor often used is stark: that those who helped design the structure are now reluctant to confront its failures. Whether one agrees
Commentary
The Power of One Phone Call: A Demand for Action
The people affected by this conflict do not need more statements. They need movement—measurable, credible, and sustained. If global leadership is to retain
Profiles
The Unshakable Resolve of Barrister Fru John Nsoh – A Pillar of the Ambazonian State
Barrister Fru John Nsoh’s role illustrates one important dimension of the struggle—legal advocacy and international engagement. Whether this approach yields decisive outcomes remains
The Choice Between “Walking Slaves” and the Train to Buea
The choice now confronting many is not framed in slogans, but in realities. It is a choice about identity, security, and the kind