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Let Q2 2026 be remembered as the quarter when global Ambazonians strengthened institutions, supported communities, and elevated the conversation toward a peaceful and lawful resolution. By The government of Ambazonia (in exile) THEME: FINANCING THE FINAL MILE — FROM THE DIASPORA TO THE 61 LGA PURPOSE: Internal strategy briefing for Ambazonian Diaspora Chapters (USA, Europe,
Let this be a moment for reflection across the country: What kind of nation do we want to build? And how many more lives are we willing to lose before choosing a political solution? Peace between neighbours is not weakness. It is wisdom An Open Letter to the mothers, fathers, and young people of La
History cannot be reversed. The 1961 decision cannot be undone. But the debate over whether Nigeria would have been better must not distract from the present reality. Today, the structural question is no longer Nigeria versus Cameroon. The structural question is sovereignty. By Ali Dan IsmaelEditor-in-Chief, The Independentistnews The Social Media Revival of a Historical
OPEN LETTER To: His Grace, Archbishop Andrew NkeaMetropolitan Archbishop of BamendaPresident, National Episcopal Conference of The Cameroons. From: Abdulkarim Ali, (Kondengui Central Prison, Yaounde) Subject: On Pope Leo XIV’s Visit: When the Shepherd Keeps Silence, What Becomes of the Blood Crying from the Soil? Date: 27, Febrauray, 2026 “When a poor person dies of hunger,
If Mondays are to retain meaning, they must symbolize discipline, unity, and collective moral resolve — not fear or fragmentation. The path forward requires confronting uncomfortable truths, restoring public confidence, and ensuring that any struggle for sovereignty reflects the values it seeks to institutionalize. By Carl SandersGuest Contributor, The IndependentistnewsSoho, London BUEA – February 28,
The strength of a people is measured not by how loudly they assert their claims, but by how wisely they preserve their cohesion. This is not a moment for escalation. It is a moment for restraint. By Carl SandersGuest Contributor, The IndependentistnewsSoho, London BAMENDA – February 28, 2026 – At moments of prolonged crisis, societies
History does not judge societies by whether disagreements occur — disagreements are inevitable. It judges them by how responsibly those disagreements are managed. Compiled by: Carl SandersGuest Contributor, The IndependentistnewsSoho, LondonFebruary 28, 2026 Proposed submission to: International Human Rights Monitors, Diaspora Accountability Networks, and the Traditional Councils of Bafut and Mankon PREAMBLE: THE DOCTRINE OF
If Mr. Fru wishes to argue that UN documentation strengthens the legal narrative, that is reasonable. If he contends it should inform diplomatic strategy, that is defensible. But to assert that it is the sole legitimate path—and that all alternative approaches empower the occupier—is strategically unsound. The Independentist News Editorial by Ali Dan Ismael Editor-in-Chief.
The Soldier’s Plea and the Patriot’s Truth: Why Peace Requires Justice
If the soldier’s voice signals anything, it is that even amid division, the human instinct for peace persists. The challenge now is to transform that instinct into a lawful and lasting resolution. By Timothy EnongeneGuest Editor-in-Chief, The Independentistnews A remarkable scene recently stopped traffic in Bamenda. A soldier of La République du Cameroun (LRC), balancing