Kate Fotso, Telcar Cocoa, and the Atlantic Zone’s Extracted Prosperity: Economic Harm Against the Indigenous Bakweri People and the Case for a Future Legal Accounting. From Colonial Exploitation to Indigenous Proxies, the Game Remains the Same
From colonial exploitation to indigenous proxies, the pattern has become unmistakable. The next chapter must be disclosure. The next chapter must be Indigenous economic ownership. The next chapter must be farmer power. The next chapter must be restitution where harm is established. And where credible evidence proves unlawful conduct, the next chapter must be justice
Winning Freedom Is Not Enough: What Alexander Hamilton Teaches Ambazonia About Public Credit, Productive Power, and Institutions That Endure
Political freedom opens the door. Productive power gives the nation strength. Public credit gives it credibility. Enduring institutions ensure that the Republic remains standing long after its founders have passed from the scene. By Ali Dan Ismael Editor-in-chief The Independentist News Alexander Hamilton remains relevant to Ambazonia not because of the personal secrets, political rivalries