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IS THE WORLD LISTENING: THREE DAYS FOUR FRONTLINES, ASA ACTIONS CONTINUOUSLY LISTED

By Timothy EnongeneAssociate Editor-in-ChiefThe Independentist News As Amazon associate this site earns from qualifying purchases Buy your copy of Southern Cameroons 2050; Why

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SEPTEMBER 24, 1965, THIS DAY IN HISTORY: From Equal Rights to Equal Opportunity, What Ambazonia Can Learn from America’s Affirmative-Action Experiment

America’s experience beginning on September 24, 1965 therefore offers Ambazonia neither a ready-made blueprint nor a policy to reproduce wholesale. It offers something

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AMBAZONIA’S WAR- IS BIGGER THAN YAOUNDÉ: BRITAIN, FRANCE AND THE UN MUST ANSWER

And as Ambazonia approaches the 65th anniversary of the 1961 transition and the tenth anniversary of the 2017 Restoration Proclamation, one principle should

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THE DAY SEPTEMBER 22 1961: — WHAT AMBAZONIA CAN LEARN FROM KENNEDY ABOUT THE POWER OF INSTITUTIONS

For Ambazonia, therefore, September 22 can be more than a date in American history. It can be an invitation to think beyond personalities.

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TRUMP’S “SUPER INTELLIGENCE” ERA: WHAT IT REALLY MEANS — AND WHY AFRICA CANNOT AFFORD TO ARRIVE LATE.

Artificial intelligence is becoming more than a technology story. It is becoming a contest over productive capacity, national power and who controls the

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Why Is Ambazonia More Powerful Than many Imagine.

That is the deeper question at the heart of Ambazonia 2050 & Beyond. And ultimately, that is the question that will determine whether

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THIS DAY IN HISTORY SEPTEMBER 22, 2017: THE DAY AMBAZONIA ROSE AS ONE

Nine years later, its meaning remains contested, but its historical significance cannot simply be erased. Whatever political future ultimately emerges, the events of

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A President Unseen, a Country Waiting: Yaoundé’s Succession Uncertainty and the Questions Facing Ambazonia

For those advocating independence for the former British Southern Cameroons, developments in Yaoundé deserve close attention. A presidential transition could produce negotiation, continuity,

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BEYOND THE FLAG: THE HARDER QUESTION OF BUILDING AMBAZONIA

The defining question of nationhood is therefore not simply whether a people can obtain political authority. It is what they are capable of

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EKONA UNDER FIRE: THREE CIVILIANS REPORTED KILLED AS RESIDENTS POINT TO MOJA MOJA.

Allegations of a deadly operation in Electric Line revive questions about accountability, civilian protection and the role of state-linked armed actors By Timothy

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