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A constitutional republic does not determine guilt from the flag someone carries, the political outcome someone supports or the terminology preferred by a foreign government. It asks a simpler and more demanding question: What did this individual actually do, and can it be proven under law? That should remain the American standard whether the accusation
From Glencoregate to Tollcam, the evidence increasingly suggests that the international community should at least be willing to ask whether a better political architecture for the future is possible than the one it continues to protect today. By the Ambazonia Intelligence Service for The Independentist News As Amazon associate this site earns from qualifying purchases
Paul Biya has returned after 73 days abroad. His arrival answers where he is today—but not who exercised presidential authority while he was absent By Ali Dan Ismael, Editor-in-chief The Independentist News As Amazon associate this site earns from qualifying purchases shop with Amazon back to school https://www.amazon.com/s?k=amazon+back+to+school&crid=3U586C1NEJDOI&sprefix=back+to+school+on+amazon%2Caps%2C490&linkCode=ll2&tag=njokings-20&linkId=d9776a701f9696ecb706fbd136fabd9c&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl A Return That Does Not End the
Britain and France should therefore ask themselves whether preserving inherited political arrangements is still worth the cost. They must grow beyond the greed and reflexes of empire before the world grows beyond them. Otherwise, one day they may discover that they have lost on both fronts: diminishing influence in an Africa that increasingly rejects the
COMING SOON Dr. Martin S. Mungwa the commissioned secretary for communication and diplomacy of the government of the Federal Republic of Ambazonia (in exile) will grant a special Interview with THE WESTERN JOURNAL Taking The vision, The plan and The future of the Productive Republic to who matters 73 Share Facebook 0 Share WhatsApp
Truth without courage is paralysis. But truth joined to resilience, learning, responsibility, and the courage to continue can outlive governments, personalities, propaganda, and temporary defeat. We should never quit simply because the road is long. We should learn. We should adapt. We should build. We should rise. And we should continue. By Timothy EnongeneAssociate Editor-in-Chief,
A peaceful Southern Cameroons–Ambazonia could become more than the site of another unresolved African conflict. It could become a democratic Atlantic partner, a contributor to secure supply chains, a platform for productive investment, an advocate for responsible resource development and an example of how a smaller African nation can convert sovereignty into institutions, human development
The task is harder. Establish the documentary record. Reconstruct the constitutional chain. Identify what was agreed. Identify what changed. Identify what protections existed. Identify what happened to them. Then confront the political consequences honestly. Because behind the soldier’s presence lies a question no military operation can finally answer: What exactly was agreed in 1961, what
Cameroon does not need another mystery surrounding its oil. It needs accounts. It needs traceability. It needs corporate governance. It needs institutional responsibility. And it needs every major public investment to answer four elementary questions: Who signed? Who paid? Who benefited? What remains? The reported SNH audit has cracked open the door. Government now has
FROM ADVOCACY TO STATECRAFT: WHY CHATHAM HOUSE MATTERS TO SOUTHERN CAMEROONS–AMBAZONIA
Can Southern Cameroons–Ambazonia build a peaceful, democratic, productive and responsibly governed society capable of securing its own future while contributing to the stability and prosperity of Britain, the United States, Africa and the wider international community? If that proposition can be demonstrated rather than merely declared, the Southern Cameroons question enters a fundamentally different arena.