When Ambazonians Built Industry
Among them stood industrial pioneers who saw opportunity where others saw dependency. Roads, government offices, hotels, and public infrastructure across West Cameroon did
Editorial
Call for action
An Ambazonian Patriot and keen observer of the International system writes to the International actors.
OPEN LETTER TO THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY AND POTENTIAL MEDIATORS To: The Government of Norway, the United Nations, and all International Facilitators, As the
Commentary
The Plague of Phony Prophets: Discerning the Wolf from the Shepherd
Every liberation movement faces moments when prominent voices drift away from the discipline and unity required for collective success. Some leaders lose direction,
Call for action
London Legal Promises and Diaspora Vigilance: A Necessary Warning
History shows that freedom movements succeed through organization, sacrifice, persistence, and discipline—not through sudden legal miracles or secret negotiations. Legal advocacy can play
Opinion
Sovereignty by Law: Why February 11th Remains a Colonial Ghost
For many Southern Cameroonians, February 11 has become less a day of celebration and more a moment of reflection on unresolved historical and
Economy
From Survival to Sovereignty: Building the Economic Foundations of a Future Ambazonia
Political freedom must ultimately translate into economic freedom, or it risks remaining symbolic rather than transformational. The task ahead is not merely resistance,
News commentary
Disinformation, Distraction, and the Struggle for Truth in Southern Cameroons
Social media users recently circulated videos and commentary questioning claims made by social media preacher Roland Fru regarding his alleged diplomatic engagements abroad.
News analysis
The Illusion of Inclusion: Why Ambazonia Has Moved Beyond Yaoundé’s Political Musical Chairs
Whether through negotiation, reform, or new political arrangements, the future of relations between Southern Cameroons and the rest of Cameroon remains unsettled. What
Commentary
Agents of Deception: Why the LRC Elevates Unpopular Voices in the Anglophone Crisis
Beyond official political appointments, multiple groups claiming to represent Anglophone interests have emerged over time. Supporters of Ambazonian leadership structures often argue that
The Oslo Lesson: Why Mediation Fails When One Side Only Seeks Delay
Oslo’s silence speaks volumes. Whatever exploratory contacts may have taken place have not materialized into formal mediation. And this outcome should surprise no