Augustine Ngom Jua: The Great Statesman Betrayed, but Never Broken
Augustine Ngom Jua, became Prime Minister of West Cameroon in 1965, when John Ngu Foncha moved to the Federal level as Vice President.
Profiles
Opinion
Corriger la Mauvaise Représentation de Calixthe Beyala : Le Southern Cameroons n’est pas un « problème de traduction »
Calixthe Beyala, tels propos traduisent non seulement un manque de précision, mais aussi une déformation de l’histoire, et il est nécessaire — surtout
Retrospective,
The Playbook Reversed: How a Policy of Underdevelopment Boomeranged
For decades, underdevelopment was no accident — it was strategy. Institutions were systematically dismantled:PWD (Public Works Department) — once the backbone of road
Opinion
Cameroun’s Attempt to Force Their Selection in Ambazonia: From Polling Stations to Polling Centres to Polling Camps: What Is the Biya Junta Up To?
In the name of ensuring a so-called “peaceful voting exercise”, Ngoh Ngoh’s agents plan to: Camp military personnel in local areas. Abduct civilians
News analysis
Paul Bathelemie Biya Mvondo – The Man with Reptilian Instincts
Paul Biya has survived for over four decades not through statesmanship, but through instinct — the cold, reptilian instinct to adapt, shed skin,
Book Review
The Marketplace Leadership Vacuum: How the Church Must Win the War on Values in the Family, Government, Education & Industry. By Dr. Samuel Ikome Sako
Book Review: By Martin Mungwa, PhD, F.ASCE The Marketplace Leadership Vacuum: How the Church Must Win the War on Values in the Family,
News analysis
Ambazonia’s Conflict: A War Deadlier Than the UPC Uprising
The toll on civilians is staggering. According to humanitarian organizations and satellite evidence, more than 700 villages have been burned, displacing over 1.5
Profiles
Mola Njoh Litumbe: A Titan of Integrity, A Son of Bakweri, A Giant of Ambazonia
Mola Njoh Litumbe bore witness to the betrayal of the 1961 UN decolonisation process, where instead of independence, Southern Cameroons was coerced into
Commentary
Francophone Contempt and the Strength of Bamenda
Paul Biya himself admitted to Ibrahim Moh that assimilation was the regime’s project. And he confessed — it failed. By The Independentist editorial
Correcting Calixthe Beyala’s Misrepresentation: Southern Cameroons Is Not a “Problem of Translation”
Calixthe Beyala’s remarks may reflect widespread misconceptions, that needs to be corrected. Southern Cameroons is not a translation problem, nor a regional grievance.