Protecting Power, Not People: The Biya Regime’s Indifference to the Bororo Genocide
The Mbororo are only the latest victims of a system built on division. The regime’s DNA lies in the “counter-subversion” campaigns of the
News analysis
News analysis
Echoes of Ngarbuh: Is the Biya Regime Repeating the Patterns of State-Sponsored Neglect?
The Gidado killings follow the same pattern seen in the February 2020 Ngarbuh massacre. First, the state places a vulnerable minority in the
Commentary
Why Quebec Still Talks About Independence — And What It Means for Ambazonia
Quebec shows one clear truth: You are only respected when you can walk away. That is what Ambazonia is demanding — the right
Commentary
The New Trump’s USAID: From Nation-Building to Nation-Breaking
Trump’s America is not sentimental. It does not care about narratives. It cares about: stability, security, borders, leverage. Ambazonia must now present itself
News analysis
The Bororo attack in Ndu: A Call for Vigilance and Resilience
When people speak of “unknown gunmen,” kidnappings, and unexplained violence, we must not rush to blame communities or neighbors. In many conflict zones
News analysis
Visa Pressure Is Not a Punishment — It Is a Signal
History shows a pattern. Visa restrictions are often the first step before: – targeted sanctions – asset freezes – arms restrictions – international
Investigative report
Ndu’s Blood and Yaoundé’s Lie: A Counter-Statement on the Gidado Incident
Cameroonian troops, gendarmes, and regime-aligned militias operate there daily. So the first question any honest authority must answer is: Who controlled Gidado on
Editorial
The “Mother of the People” and the Succession Trap
Cameroon’s elites are preparing a soft landing for a hard system. Ambazonia is preparing a hard truth for a soft world. One path
News feature
Africa’s Chains Are No Longer Forged in Iron. But They Still Bind
History will not ask whether Africa was protected. It will ask whether Africa was free. Chains that are invisible are still chains, and
The Blood on Yaoundé’s Hands: Accountability for the 14 Lives Lost in Gidado
The fourteen people killed in Gidado were not “collateral damage” in a communal dispute. They were victims of a system that values political