The Wrong Question, Mr. Tchiroma: Why Southern Cameroons Cannot Be Decided from Yaoundé
Before asking Southern Cameroonians to embrace another political project emerging from Yaoundé, those seeking to lead Cameroon should first answer a more fundamental question: Why should Southern Cameroonians believe that changing the president is the same as changing the constitutional relationship? By Ali Dan IsmaelEditor-in-chief The Independentist News Every election season in La République du


THE DEMOGRAPHIC DEMOLITION: How Yaoundé’s Population Politics Conceal a Militarised Geography of Power
Southern Cameroons must draw the correct lesson. We should expose demographic and military inequality wherever credible evidence supports it. But we must also build a future political culture in which evidence is stronger than outrage, institutions are stronger than personalities, and public authority is never captured by one region, one faction or one generation. By