Building from Within: Why the Road to Addis Ababa Must Pass Through a Free Buea
The Ambazonian struggle presents the African Union with a historic opportunity to decolonize itself. It can either remain a club of incumbents shielding
Commentary
Commentary
Beyond the Rhetoric: Why Ambazonian Sovereignty Is the True Test of Pan-Africanism
By refusing to correct this historical injustice, the African Union chooses the legacy of forced unions over the Pan-African principle of voluntary association.
Commentary
Institutionalized Improbability: How Cameroon’s Constitutional Order Systematically Denies Former Southern Cameroonians a Path to Supreme Authority
Former Southern Cameroonians have not been absent from public life. They have served as ministers, parliamentary leaders, and senior administrators. But these roles
Editorial commentary
The Ambazonian Blueprint: Why Sovereignty Is the Catalyst for True Unity
In 2026, the path to a strong Africa runs through the recognition of its sovereign, self-determined nations. Only then can we build a
Editorial commentary
The “Ambazonia Accord”: A Template for Resolving Africa’s Frozen Conflicts
The “Ambazonia Accord” is not merely about borders. It represents a new political philosophy for the continent—one that places democratic will above territorial
Editorial
The $3 Billion Lie: How Yaoundé Borrows to Breathe and Calls It Development
This is now a pattern, not an event. Borrow, pay arrears, service old debt, fund political machinery, abandon projects, accumulate new arrears, borrow
News feature
One Passport, Not One Dictator: The Path to a Borderless Africa
A reformed African Union must transform the African passport into a symbol of shared freedom, protected by supranational guarantees that prevent any regime
Comparative analysis
Learning from Brussels: Adopting Sovereign Equality to End Regional Hegemony
Within the EU, the smallest member states—such as Malta or Luxembourg—possess legal protections and institutional standing equal to those of larger powers like
News feature
Decolonizing Integration: Rejecting “Collective Colonialism” for a People-First Union
Decolonizing Africa is no longer only about flags and borders. It is about institutions, power, and whose lives matter. It is time to
The Prerequisites of Union: Why You Can’t Build a United Africa on the Ruins of the Southern Cameroons
Pan-Africanism was born as a doctrine of liberation from colonial domination. In 2026, it is being repurposed as a tool of internal annexation.