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For Southern Cameroons, the first debt Britain may owe is not financial. It may be the debt of historical honesty. Archbishop Sarah Mullally
The question was never whether Southern Cameroons possessed every institution required for prosperity on the day of independence. The question was whether its
The powerful do not need additional reassurance. The victims do not need more pageantry. Southern Cameroons needs the mask removed, the archives opened,
Tchiroma’s federal proposal ultimately fails because it cannot answer one question: why should Southern Cameroonians trust another federal promise from the same state
Britain cannot continue praising heroes above ground while burying the victims and consequences of empire beneath their monuments. Southern Cameroons does not need
Southern Cameroons must draw the correct lesson. We should expose demographic and military inequality wherever credible evidence supports it. But we must also
Before asking Southern Cameroonians to embrace another political project emerging from Yaoundé, those seeking to lead Cameroon should first answer a more fundamental
The future spiritual life of Ambazonia should not be built around fear of prophets or dependence upon imported personalities. It should be built
Perhaps the stars and heavenly bodies are aligned for Ambazonians. Perhaps Yaoundé’s succession uncertainty, the declining credibility of military rule, the persistence of
THE BBC THAT FORGOT SOUTHERN CAMEROONS: From Public-Service Broadcasting to Institutional Dependence—and Why Ambazonia Must Learn to Tell Its Own Story
Let the BBC report Southern Cameroons. Let France 24 report it. Let Al Jazeera report it. Let American media report it. But when