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Abdulkarim Ali from the dungeons, rebukes, Barrister Agbor Felix Nkongho, for peddling misinformation to slander Ambazonian leadership.

Subject; SCHOOL RESUMPTION AND EDUCATION29|9|2025 He Writes, Agbor Felix Nkongho, the rabbit hole trailer: selling misinformation internationally to slander the Southern Cameroons resistance. Is it relevance he seeks to maintain, sincerity he lacks, or is he just simply oblivious to basic issues? Agbor Balls argues that Southern Cameroons’ leadership hinders its children’s education, assuming a

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News analysis

OCTOBER 1: WHY THE GOVERNMENT OF LA RÉPUBLIQUE DU CAMEROUN HARASSES, ARRESTS AND IMPRISONS SOUTHERN CAMEROONIANS (AMBAZONIANS) ON THIS DAY?

Treaties Securing Southern Cameroons’ Boundaries are well known, with La République du Cameroun: The 1917 Alfred Milner–Henry Simon Treaty, confirmed by the Versailles Treaty (1919), and Boundary with Nigeria: The Anglo-German treaties of 11 March 1913 and 12 April 1913. By The Southern Cameroons (Ambazonia) Students’ Caucus, Buea NB: Ambazonia is the name Southern Cameroons

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Investigative report

La guerre silencieuse contre le capital ambazonien

À la fin des années 1980, les piliers prometteurs du capital ambazonien avaient été démantelés. L’empire de Nangah avait disparu. La Cameroon Bank s’était effondrée. La CDC et le PWD n’étaient plus que l’ombre d’eux-mêmes. Par Afroleaks & Desk Éditorial The Independentist La destruction de l’empire commercial de Nangah dans les années 1970 ne fut

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Communique

Lettre ouverte des Africains de la diaspora

Objet : Si l’Afrique peut reconnaître la Palestine, pourquoi pas l’Ambazonie ? Un appel à protéger les plus faibles parmi nous Samedi 27 septembre 2025 Excellences, Nous vous écrivons non pas comme de lointains spectateurs, mais comme fils et filles d’Afrique vivant dans la diaspora. Nous portons l’héritage du continent dans nos cœurs et nous

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Investigative report

The Silent War on Ambazonian Capital

By the late 1980s, the once promising pillars of Ambazonian capital had been dismantled. Nangah’s empire was gone. The Cameroon Bank had collapsed. CDC and PWD were shadows of their former selves. By The Independentist investigative desk The destruction of Nangah’s business empire in the 1970s was not an isolated case. It was part of

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Opinion

Propaganda in English Cannot Conceal the Truth About Southern Cameroons

Against this backdrop, the sudden visibility of English in Yaoundé since 2017 is not goodwill—it is survival strategy. Confronted by a powerful restoration movement in Southern Cameroons and growing international scrutiny, the regime needed to alter optics. By Johnson Fonwi, The Independentist Contributor Since the declaration of the restoration of Southern Cameroons Ambazonia in 2017,

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Investigative report

The Secret Lives of Power: How Françafrique’s Web of Intimacy Shaped Presidencies and Betrayals

Daniel Awah Nangah was more than just a wealthy man; he was a symbol of Southern Cameroons’ entrepreneurial spirit during the first two decades after independence. Based in the flourishing trade corridors of Victoria, Kumba, and Bamenda, his companies spanned import–export, transport, and construction. By the AfroLeaks Team and the independentist investigative desk Power in

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Letters to the Editor

A Fervent reader of The Independentist identified as Homeland Patriot, writes to the editor, raising concerns about the ongoing lockdown.

Letter to the Editor Good Afternoon, Current events have left me deeply unsettled and confused. Some people called for a lockdown, and we were assured there would be none. Yet, we have now lived under lockdown for three weeks and counting. The government has further announced a serious lockdown lasting until October 14th. This means

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Communique

Open Letter from Africans in the Diaspora

Only recently, the world saw Africa — led by South Africa and supported by other states — take a principled stand for Palestine. That recognition was more than symbolic; it was a declaration that Africa’s moral voice still matters in the world. Subject: If Africa Can Recognise Palestine, Why Not Ambazonia? A Call to Protect

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Letters to the Editor

The Secretary of state for Communication and IT of the Government of the Federal Republic of Ambazonia (in Exile) writes to the Independentist editorial desk.

Letter to the EditorSir/Madam, On behalf of the people of Ambazonia, I wish to bring to the attention of the international community a historic fact and a present reality. On October 1, 1961, the people of the former British Southern Cameroons — today known as Ambazonia — achieved independence as a sovereign nation, distinct and

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