YAOUNDÉ AND THE AMBAZONIAN CASE: Different Faces, Same Project
For many Ambazonians, the political class of La République du Cameroun represents not competing alternatives but different faces serving the same project. Until a major political force emerges willing to confront the fundamental question of Southern Cameroons’ political status, many Ambazonians will continue to view promises of change from Yaoundé with profound skepticism. The names


THE MYTH OF THE “ANGLOPHONE REPRESENTATIVE”: Why Yaoundé’s Selected Leaders Do Not Speak for Ambazonia
Representation cannot be manufactured by government decree, media appearances, or political appointments. It must be earned through the trust, confidence, and consent of the people themselves. Until then, many will continue to view Yaoundé’s so-called “Anglophone representatives” not as voices of the people, but as instruments of a political system struggling to maintain its legitimacy.