The Evil of Yaoundé: How Blacklegs Are Used to Impose Illegal Taxes on Ambazonian Civilians
What is happening on the Bamenda–Kom road must be named without euphemism. It is not security. It is not community regulation. It is
News analysis
Editorial commentary
France Can’t Pass a Budget — Yet Claims to Rule Others
A country that once dictated constitutions abroad is now begging for emergency laws just to keep spending. Parliament is paralysed. Governments fall one
Editorial commentary
The system behind the violence
Across towns and villages in Southern Cameroons, the same things happen repeatedly. Homes are burned. Villages are raided. Civilians are killed. People disappear
Editorial commentary
France Without Africa Is Not a Power
Without African raw materials, cheap labor, captive markets, and obedient elites, France would not be a global power. No uranium from Niger. No
Commentary
UNITY AS A WEAPON, LIBERALISM AS A HALLUCINATION
Ambazonia does not reject unity. It rejects false unity. It rejects unity without justice, unity without consent, unity enforced by guns. True unity
News analysis
FRANCE IS LEAVING. THE SYSTEM IS COLLAPSING. AND CAMEROON IS NEXT.
Cameroon did not take Southern Cameroons through law or agreement. It took it through deception, pressure, and foreign backing. That backing is disappearing.
News analysis
France Is Leaving Africa—Except Where Silence Still Pays
Let us be honest. France’s exit from Africa is not a moral awakening. It is a strategic retreat. Where pressure is loud, France
Science & Development
A Cure at Last: What the Sickle Cell Breakthrough Means for Our People
Using advanced gene therapy, doctors take the patient’s own blood-forming cells and correct the faulty instruction that causes sickling. The repaired cells are
Communique
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The Witch Hunt Begins, and France Slides Toward the Precipice
The political class, sensing the ground give way beneath them, has reached for an old reflex: internal purges instead of structural reform. Blame