Book Review: Feed The Goose: Volume I Workbook by Dr. Martin S. Mungwa and Robert D. Jones
This is not a book for everyone. It will frustrate those looking for quick answers. It will overwhelm those unwilling to reflect. It
Book Review
Editorial
The Thousand-Year Illusion: Centralized Power, Managed Identity, and the Limits of Political Control in Cameroon
When identity is reframed, representation is mediated, and participation is constrained, stability becomes a managed condition rather than a shared reality. Systems do
News commentary
As Pope Leo XIV Visits Cameroon, the World Must Confront Ambazonia’s Forgotten Refugee Crisis
Pope Leo XIV is coming, and the world is briefly paying attention.The question is whether that attention will translate into action—or fade, once
News commentary
Trump’s Deportation Deal With Cameroon Doesn’t Undermine Ambazonia—It Reveals Washington’s Leverage
The deportation arrangement is not the story. The story is what it reveals: a government responsive to pressure, a partnership marked by contradiction,
Rebuttal/Response
THE MEMORANDUM DISTRACTION: HOW THE GUARDIAN POST MANAGES A CRISIS IT REFUSES TO NAME
The people are no longer at the stage of drafting memoranda; they are at the stage of recognizing the nature of the system
News commentary
THE FEDERALISM ILLUSION: A NECESSARY CORRECTION TO KAMTO’S MISREADING OF HISTORY
The people of the former Southern Cameroons are not engaged in a debate over labels. They are confronting the consequences of a historical
Letters to the Editor
An Ambazonian Patriot from Home Front, writes to The Independentistnews on the story “How Amadou Ahidjo stole the future of Cameroon” He chooses to be anonymous for security reasons.
Letter to the Editor Dear editor, In reaction to your recently published article on how President Amadou Ahidjo stole the future of Cameroon,
News commentary
Easter’s Verdict: Those Who Start Wars Must Be Named — Including in Ambazonia
The Pope has spoken. Not in politics—but in principle. War is a choice. Suffering is not inevitable. Peace requires truth. For Ambazonia, the
Editorial commentary
The Architecture of Erasure: A Narrative
If the issue is framed as an “Anglophone problem,” the solution will always be limited to reforms within the existing state. But if
THE BIG LIE OF “CAMEROON”: A STATE BUILT ON DISTORTION, MAINTAINED BY AMNESIA
The more the state insists on a mythical continuity, the more it reveals its own fragility. The more it suppresses historical clarity, the