A Desperate Regime’s Last Card: Why Cameroon Risks Turning a Political War into a Communal Conflict
If tensions escalate into communal confrontation, it is local families who bear the long-term consequences—displacement, retaliation, and the erosion of trust among neighbors who must continue living side by side. That cost is never evenly shared. By Carl Sanders The Independentistnews Soho London To the Mbororo community of the Savannah Zone—Bui, Boyo, Menchum, Ngoketunjia, and


The High Cost of Resistance: Bamenda’s Blood and the Politics of Fear
To the people of Bamenda—and to all who watch from near and far—steadfastness does not mean surrendering to despair, nor to rage. It means refusing to let violence define identity or fear determine the future. The night may be long, but history shows that endurance grounded in awareness is harder to extinguish than any campaign