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Investigative report

How France Still Keeps 200 Million Africans Enslaved From the Spoils of World War II to the Breaking of the Shackles

Today, from Senegal to Cameroon, nearly two hundred million Africans still use a currency designed in France, guaranteed by France, and historically supervised

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Commentary

Patriotism for Sale: When the Flag Becomes a Cover for Theft

Such systems thrive where loyalty to party or ethnic bloc outweighs loyalty to principle, and where supporters excuse corruption not because they doubt

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Editorial News

The President of the Federal Republic of Ambazonia (in exile) Dr. Samuel Ikome Sako addresses his people for the new year 2026

In a tone of total hope, in his address to his people in the end of year 2025, Dr. Samuel Ikome Sako, reveals

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Geo-strategic commentary

When Rhetoric Replaces Reality: The Dangerous Comfort of Cameroon’s ‘Indispensable’ Myth

When a regime ignores advice, tightens civic space, mismanages succession, and then insists it is “indispensable,” it’s like a driver removing the brakes

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Editorial

EMIA: The War College That Produced a National Embarrassment

That single fact strips French Cameroun’s leadership naked. It exposes an army fluent in repression but illiterate in legitimacy; officers adept at destruction

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Editorial commentary

You Cannot Buy a People: Why Cameroon’s Political Deals Will Never Solve the Ambazonian equation

Let it therefore be said plainly: Cameroon’s elite bargains are about survival of a regime. Ambazonia’s struggle is about the dignity of a

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Investigative report

From Vichy to Yaoundé: How France Exported Defeat, Guilt, and Cruelty to Africa

Nowhere was this more evident than in French Cameroun. French Cameroun was not a continuation of German Kamerun. It was a French post-war

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Investigative report

The Lie of “Re-unification”: How French Cameroun Built a State on a Fiction

“Re-unification” is not history. It is camouflage. It was designed to blur trusteeship law, erase British Southern Cameroons’ legal personality, and retrofit legitimacy

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Commentary

Cameroon’s Conflict Cure: Stealing the Separatists’ Thunder

Names confer recognition. When the state refuses to adopt the language through which people understand their suffering, it sends a clear message: your

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