Finance Investigative report

MINFI’s Corruption Crisis: Why it Matters to Ambazonia

For Ambazonians, this is not about Cameroon’s embarrassment. It is about proof. Proof that the problem is not rebellion, but governance failure. Proof that internal reform is illusory. Proof that the internationalisation of the Ambazonian question is justified. And proof that a different political future is not only desirable—but necessary. By The Independentistnews Financial Investigation

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Commentary

When a State Loses Its Voice — And Why It Matters to Ambazonia

For Ambazonia, this episode is a reminder that facts, when patiently assembled, eventually speak louder than those who try to suppress them. And for Cameroon, it is a warning: a state that loses its voice abroad cannot expect to command legitimacy at home. By The Independentistnews Political Desk Recent reports circulating across Cameroonian and regional

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Book Review Finance

Beating the Mortgage Trap: A Financial Awakening for the Middle Class

Book Review: By The Independentistnews editorial desk Title: You Can Pay Your Mortgage in Half the Time Without Increasing Your Monthly PaymentsAuthor: Dr Samuel SakoDesignation: Financial Strategist In You Can Pay Your Mortgage in Half the Time Without Increasing Your Monthly Payments, Dr Samuel Sako delivers more than a personal finance manual. He presents a

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News analysis

Redrawing the map: Yaoundé’s real objective examined

History offers a clear lesson: boundaries imposed without consent rarely bring peace. More often, they deepen alienation, internationalise grievances, and strengthen claims of exclusion rather than unity. Sustainable nation-building depends not on rearranging administrative lines, but on trust, inclusion, and political courage. By Blasius Awonsang The Independentistnews Contributor A reform presented, a debate provoked Yaoundé’s

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Legal companion

The Nineteen Sixty-One Federal Constitution and the Doctrine of Consent: Legal brief on article fifty-six

Where consent is credibly disputed, the Constitution itself provides the remedy: dialogue, legality, and collective decision-making. Accordingly, any credible national dialogue, constitutional review, or political re-founding process derives its legitimacy not from political expediency, but from the principles embodied in Article Fifty-Six. The rule of law demands no less By the Independentist Political Desk Introduction

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Editorial commentary

From Nothing to Nationhood: How Dr. Samuel Ikome Sako Built Institutions While Others Chased Shadows

Many of the loudest distractors are not confused; they are displaced. Institutions ended shortcuts. Process replaced privilege. Governance crowded out spectacle. Charisma could be negotiated.Institutions cannot. So talks are sabotaged, efforts mislabeled, and confusion recycled—often to the benefit of a regime that thrives on disorder. By The Independentist Political Desk Since 2018, one reality has

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Commentary

When Charisma Replaces Ideas: The High Cost of Personality-Driven Leadership

Decades later, Ni John Fru Ndi emerged as another towering charismatic figure. He electrified crowds, challenged authoritarianism, and became the symbol of opposition politics. Millions invested emotional hope in his leadership.Yet charisma without transformation is failure. By the Independentist Political Desk History is remarkably consistent on one point: leadership driven primarily by charisma — whether

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Commentary

Stop Begging History: What Asia Did Right — and Why Africa Must do same.

The future does not belong to those who are loud, correct, or emotionally satisfied. It belongs to those who are organized, disciplined, and relentless. Those who understand that power concedes nothing to petitions, only to leverage. Asia moved forward because it stopped asking to be understood and started insisting on being effective. Africa must do

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