Amba Warrior with the Cry of the African Ancestors
We have come a long way through bondage and betrayal. Today, Africa stands at a crossroads. This is the moment to return to
Retrospective,
Commentary
A RESTLESS PEOPLE, GROPING IN THE DARK FOR A STOLEN REDEMPTION
If truckers, teachers, doctors, students, farmers, taxi drivers, CDC workers, and the forgotten millions rise together — the chains will break. Courage is
Letters to the Editor
Dr. Success Nkongho writes to President Biya and his collaborators via The Independentist Editorial Board.
In line with THE INDEPENDENTISTEditorial Series on Truth and Accountability AN OPEN LETTER OF “APOLOGY” TO PRESIDENT PAUL BIYA AND HIS GREAT ARCHITECTS
Investigative report
Cameroon’s Soldiers Are Leaving — And Ambazonia Must Pay Attention
When your elite troops are fleeing to Europe… When your state cannot protect itself… When your army fears its own future… That country
Communique
A Cry From Within: My 9-Years Walk Through Hell
By Tsi Conrad On December 8, 2016, my camera — my only weapon — was smashed, and I was dragged into the darkness
Commentary
Statement on the Conviction of Our Comrades in Kansas City
For Our Brothers: The Road to Justice Continues injustice must be corrected. That is why appellate courts exist. My sorrow is the pain
Commentary
YAOUNDÉ IS BREAKING — BECAUSE Dr Samuel Ikome Sako DIDN’T BLINK
Our struggle is alive. Our statehood is recognized. Our diplomacy is feared. Our prisoners are protected. Our victory is inevitable. Not because of
Letters to the Editor
A reader of The Independentist writes to the editor calling for Justice for Anicet Ekane. Chooses to stay anonymous for security reasons.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR Subject: Justice for Anicet Ekane: A Murder That Cannot Be Buried Dear Editor, The brutal death of Anicet Ekane
Editorial
Editors Note
Truth in a State of Coma
Soon, the truth will walk free again. When that day arrives, every word spoken by those who distorted it will become evidence. Every
A Misguided Diplomacy: Why “Crying at Senators’ Homes” Will Not Free Ambazonia
No nation earns respect by turning its liberation struggle into a spectacle. Ambazonia must present itself as a serious state with a serious