The Lumumbah That Betrayed His Name
Patrice Mboh Lumumbah’s name may glitter today in the headlines of Yaoundé’s state press, but tomorrow it will hang as a warning on
Public scrutiny
Commentary
Political Epitaph: Joshua Osih’s Fall from Grace in Southern Cameroons
The verdict is now clear: the Southern Cameroons have shut their political door on Joshua Osih. His relevance ended the day he chose
News feature
Ambazonia–ITB, Paul Biya–LRC: The Chessboard Has Changed
Western intelligence reports now describe Cameroon as “a democracy in crisis” and Biya’s rule as “brittle and discredited.” When the world begins to
Rebuttal/Response
The Independentist political desk reacts to The Ambazonia Working Group’s “Unity Initiative”
True unity will require humility from all — government officials, civic leaders, and diaspora organizations alike. The cause belongs to all, but it
News feature
Change of Direction or Change of System? – The Ambazonian Lesson La République Refuses to Learn
Professor Biwole’s reflection is a spark in the darkness of conformity, but it dies in its own caution. Her analysis is intellectually elegant
News feature
La République du Cameroun Revolution 1955–2025: The Seventy-Year Arc of Resistance
From Suppression (1955–1971) to Silence (1971–2016) to Awakening (2016–2025), Cameroon’s historical arc has completed its moral cycle: from oppression through forgetfulness to remembrance.
Editors Note
The Independentist Notifies public opinion.
Editors Note Subject: Clarification on Reported Contacts Between Yaoundé and Ambazonian Representatives The Independentist Intelligence Unit – Europe Field Office. November 10, 2025
Letters to the Editor
An Ambazonian Patriot and fervent reader of the Independentist, writes to the editorial desk. Stays anonymous
Letter to the Editor: sir, Stop Feeding the Wannabes — They Own Nothing Let us speak without hesitation: the so-called Friends of Ambazonia
Editorial
“Friends of Ambazonia” — Behind the Mask of Unity
It serves no purpose to demonise individuals, yet the record must be transparent: Dr Ade Tima, Kizito Ellad, Emmanuel Tita, Amos Tumenta, and
France Knows — and Its Silence Is the Crime
Mélenchon’s statement may fade in the French press cycle, but it will not fade in African memory. For once, a French leader has