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For many supporters of the independence cause, Dr. Samuel Ikome Sako represents a measure of continuity during a turbulent period in the movement’s history. Whether viewed as a unifying figure, a transitional leader, or one voice among several shaping the future of the struggle, his role in the unfolding narrative of Ambazonia is undeniable By
If Africa hopes to avoid being repeatedly drawn into the turbulence of great-power rivalries, it must pursue strategic autonomy with greater urgency. That autonomy begins with strengthening continental resilience: building integrated supply chains, expanding intra-African trade, and investing in energy independence. By Lester MaddoxThe Independentist Guest Writer, Oakland County, California TELAVIV – March 6, 2026
For many observers, the coming years will be critical in determining whether Cameroon can balance its fiscal responsibilities with the need for political dialogue, institutional reform, and long-term economic resilience. By Timothy Enongene, Guest Editor-in-Chief The IndependentistnewsMarch 6, 2026 Recent reports that the government in Yaoundé plans to mobilize approximately CFA 1,650 billion in new
For many citizens, both within Cameroon and across the diaspora, the hope remains that political institutions can eventually contribute to solutions that reduce tensions, restore trust, and open the door to a more stable and inclusive future. By Carl Sanders, Guest Contributor, The Independentistnews, Soho, London YAOUNDE – March 6, 2026 – March 10, 2026,
International Women’s Day therefore carries a dual meaning in this context. It celebrates the achievements and resilience of women, while also highlighting the urgent need for a future in which justice, security, and opportunity are accessible to all. By Carl Sanders, Guest Contributor, The Independentistnews, Soho, London YAOUNDÉ – March 6, 2026 – As Cameroon
For supporters of the broader Ambazonian cause, however, the central issue remains unchanged: the aspiration for dignity, recognition, and a political future that reflects the will of the people in the territory historically known as Southern Cameroons By Timothy Enongene, Guest Editor-in-Chief The Independentistnews. BRUSSELS – 6 March 2026 – The recent detention of several
History reminds us that even the longest tunnels eventually open into light—if those walking through them refuse to abandon their humanity along the way. By Carl Sanders, Guest Contributor, The Independentistnews, Soho, London KUMBO – March 5, 2026 – To the self-defense fighters who remain in the hills and valleys of Bui and Momo: the
For those who identify with the Ambazonian vision, the name represents a belief that their story, culture, and political aspirations deserve recognition. For others, the debate continues. What remains certain is that the discussion about identity, history, and self-determination will continue to shape the political landscape of the region for years to come By Timothy
The future of the Ambazonian restoration struggle will therefore not be determined solely by guns or court rulings abroad, but by whether its leaders and supporters can protect the integrity of their cause, defend their people without betraying their principles, and ensure that history records their struggle not as chaos, but as a disciplined pursuit
Beyond the Python’s Gullet: Why Ambazonians Reject Yaoundé’s Constitutional Reforms
As the conflict continues to shape the lives of millions in the region, one reality remains clear: constitutional amendments alone are unlikely to end a war rooted in historical grievances, contested narratives of statehood, and years of human suffering. By Carl Sanders, Guest WriterThe Independentistnews, Soho, London YAOUNDE – March 8 , 2026 – As