Independentist News

Book Review

Feed the Goose — The Infinite Banking Series. By Robert D. Jones & Martin S. Mungwa, Ph.D., F.ASCE — #1 Amazon Best-Selling Authors. A book review

With its transition into a structured Infinite Banking curriculum and the imminent rollout of implementation-focused workbooks, Feed the Goose is steadily evolving into

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Book review,

Connect with God by Judith Elondo A Book Review

A powerful and uplifting work that deserves wide readership across faith communities, leadership circles, and anyone committed to living a spiritually grounded and

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Science & Development

Palmistry: Signs, Symbols, and the Inexact Science of Human Destiny

In an age governed increasingly by algorithms, financial models, and artificial intelligence, the palm remains a quiet reminder that human lives are rarely

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News commentary

Theological Implications: Doctrine, Faith, and the Cry for Emancipation in the Ambazonia Struggle

The crisis invites the Church to rediscover the dynamic tension at the heart of Christian witness: to be an agent of peace while

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Legal commentary

LAST JUDGEMENT, MARCH 19 2026. JULIUS AYUKTABE AND 09 OTHERS Vs THE STATE OF CAMEROON: BREAKTHROUGH OR STALEMATE?

The spirit on the territory is animated with hope. There is not one person I have spoken to in Buea and Kumba, in

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Call to Conscience

AN OPEN LETTER TO THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY: THE ILLEGAL CAPTIVITY OF THE NERA TEN

The journey toward resolution remains complex and uncertain. Yet the enduring resilience of communities on all sides of the conflict serves as a

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Commentary

JUDICIAL MIRAGE: THE ABDUCTED TEN AND THE THEATER OF THE OCCUPIER

The continued resilience of affected populations serves as a reminder that the future of Southern Cameroons will be shaped not only by judicial

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Commentary

The Canadian Refuge and the Judas Files: Questions, Accountability, and the Struggle’s Future

The theatre of conflict may continue, but the deeper story is one of a people still searching for a path toward peace, dignity,

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Commentary

THE RUINS OF KUMBO: REASSESSING THE LIMITS OF “CHANGE FROM WITHIN”

In the end, the future of the region will likely depend less on rhetorical divisions and more on the capacity of communities and

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