Archbishop Nkea: Apostle of Peace or Advocate of Power?
Archbishop Nkea has consistently called for peace, arguing that dialogue is the only way forward. But his interventions are marked by silence on
News analysis
Religion
Archbishop Andrew Nkea: Between Pastoral Mediation and Prophetic Silence
Archbishop Andrew Nkea: represents a broader dilemma faced by the Catholic Church in Cameroon. On one hand, it seeks to protect its institutions
Editorial
The Cowards of the Biya Regime
They arrive in towns with motorcades and blood money, presenting themselves as leaders while serving only decrees from Yaoundé. The Independentist Political Desk
Commentary
When Portraits Replace Presence
Citizens and delegations no longer expect to engage directly with their President; instead, they encounter his image. Portraits line the walls, statues are
Editorial
Ambazonie ou Esclavage : Le Choix Est le Nôtre
Des lois Ambazonien, des entreprises et ressources,ont été confisquées par La République du Cameroun (LRC). Par la Rédaction Politique de The Independentist Depuis
Editorial
Ambazonia or Enslavement: The Choice Is Ours
Ambazonian laws, companies, and resources were hijacked by La République du Cameroun (LRC). By The Independentist Political Desk For more than 60 years,
Commentary
Time to Close the Village Provision Store: Cameroonians Seek Fresh, Energetic Leadership in 2025
Just like Bobe Jacks Sani of Muteff village, 92-year-old President/candidate Paul Biya, who has ruled Cameroon for 43 years, literally runs the country
Editorial
The Enemies Within: How 2025 Has Unmasked the Traitors to Ambazonia’s Freedom
The enemies of Ambazonia are not just politicians; they are chiefs, Fons, academics, media personalities, members of the clergy, and now, anti-revolutionaries —
News analysis
Double-Crossed and Betrayed: The Kamto Experience
Prof, Maurice Kamto, and Seseku Ayuk Tabe, jailed in same environment, Was not by chance. Reports suggested that, Kamto would lead the post-Biya
Elections with Monsieur Biya: Ritual or Reality?
Despite Endeley’s stature, the ballot box determined the outcome, and power was transferred peacefully to Foncha in Buea. That moment showed that genuine