Leadership as Service in Humility and Love
The faithful of Bamenda are not rebellious. They are a people longing for justice, dignity, and honest leadership. Their reaction was a reminder
Opinion
Editorial
The Day the Cathedral Shook: Bamenda’s Revolt Against Manufactured Reverence
The cathedral exploded in boos — not the timid murmurs of discontent, but the full-throated rejection of a people betrayed beyond measure. The
Opinion
THE MURMURING CHURCH: WHEN THE FLOCK SPEAKS AND THE SHEPHERDS MUST LISTEN
“I am the Nuncio to the Republic of Cameroon.” Why remind the people of what they already know?Why reach for a title when
Commentary
WHY THE CHURCH SHOUTS AT AMBAZONIAN DEFENDERS BUT WHISPERS AT A GENOCIDAL REGIME
Clergy do not raise Ambazonian children. Ambazonian parents do. Clergy will not rebuild our villages. Ambazonians will. Clergy will not endure the consequences
Editorial
AMBA WARRIOR: THE MISSION MUST BE ACCOMPLISHED
It is time for Ambazonians in every Local Government Area to: Reclaim their dignity, Reassert their right to self-governance, Organize their communities, Strengthen
Editorial
“Who Gets to Be a Victim? Rethinking Rwanda, Congo, Bamileke, and Ambazonia in the Politics of African Memory”
The massacre of Bamileke communities during the French and post-colonial military campaign in the twentieth century remains one of the least acknowledged mass
Investigative report
The New Era of Media Infiltration in the Ambazonian War: How Yaoundé Uses Dual Citizens and Digital Influencers to Manipulate Public Opinion
Ambazonians must learn to: analyze propaganda structures, recognize infiltration patterns, question sudden media personalities, avoid spreading unverified content, identify manipulative vocabulary. Cross-check sources,
Investigative report
France’s Dying Empire and Ambazonia’s Unfinished Freedom:How the Fifth Republic Was Engineered to Break Us and Why It Is Finally Failing
Across the Sahel, across West Africa, across the Francophone Africa, the French are leaving; their influence is disintegrating. Nations expelling French troops, currencies
Letters to the Editor
A Patriotic Ambazonian and fervent reader of the Independentist, writes to the editor. Says nothing good can come out of Tchiroma when Ahidjo promised better and failed.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR Subject: Amadou Ahidjo Told Bigger, More Convincing Lies About “Federation” Than Issa Tchiroma Bakary — And Whatever Tchiroma Is
The Long Arc Toward Justice: Southern Cameroons/Ambazonia and the Struggle for Freedom
The military response by Yaoundé — structurally supported by France — has resulted in: widespread killings, burned villages, over one million internally displaced