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Church and society

The Popes Visit: A Great Distraction?

Ultimately, the impact of any papal visit will depend less on ceremony and more on substance. If it amplifies the voices of affected

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Church and society

The 2026 Papal Visit: A Moment of Hope — or a Test of Credibility?

For church leaders and political authorities alike, the moment presents both a challenge and an opportunity — to ensure that gestures of peace

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Communique

AN OPEN LETTER TO THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY: The Independentistnews Guest Editor-in-Chief writes on The Illegal Captivity of the Nera Ten

We therefore appeal to the international community to act with urgency, impartiality, and principle. Silence or delayed response risks entrenching perceptions of injustice

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Legal commentary

THE STEEL IN OUR SHIELD: An International Legal Appeal on the Continued Detention of the Nera Ten

We respectfully urge international stakeholders to: Encourage compliance with relevant UN human rights findings. – Support independent monitoring of legal proceedings. – Promote

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Communique

The United Nations; The African Union; The Commonwealth Secretariat; Diplomatic Missions and International Partners

FROM: The Office of the Guest Editor-in-Chief, The IndependentistnewsDATE: 24 March 2026 RE: The United Nations; The African Union; The Commonwealth Secretariat; Diplomatic

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Communique

REVOLUTIONARY PRESS COMMUNIQUÉ: REJECT THE VP TRAP

SUBJECT: Total Rejection of Proposed Vice-Presidential Maneuver and Cosmetic Constitutional Amendments FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DATE: 24 March 2026ISSUED BY: The IndependentistnewsLOCATION: Buea The

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News commentary

REJECT THE DECORATION: A CALL TO DEFY THE VP TRAP

Creating a Vice Presidency without decisive authority risks producing the appearance of inclusion while postponing deeper constitutional conversations. For communities that have long

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News analysis

THE NEW CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM, A VICE PRESIDENCY TRAP: THE GOLD-PLATED CHAIN FOR A RESTLESS PEOPLE

Political elites may debate the technicalities. Analysts may parse constitutional clauses. But the street — the marketplace, the taxi stand, the university corridor

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Editorial

Papal Roads and Prison Chains — The Northwest Will Not Be Pacified by Asphalt

Roads can connect towns. They can facilitate trade. They can improve daily life. But they cannot erase memories of abandonment. They cannot restore

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Commentary

The Ghost of a Movement – Lessons from Political Rise and Decline

Societies navigating conflict or transition benefit from reflecting on both successes and failures, recognising that progress depends on learning from the past while

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