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The secretary for communication and spokesperson for the Government of Ambazonia (in exile) Dr. Martin Mungwa, responds to Professor Patrice Nganang’s analysis on “ISSA TCHIROMA BAKARY AND THE AMBAZONIAN QUESTION”

The Ambazonian Question cannot—and must not—appear on any “federalist” negotiating table. It is a matter of international law, historical rectification, and human survival. To reduce it to internal reform under a new Yaoundé presidency is to perpetuate the very fraud that began in 1961. By Dr. Martin MungwaCommissioned Secretary for Communications & Diplomacy Government of

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Opinion

ISSA TCHIROMA BAKARY AND THE AMBAZONIAN QUESTION

The test of leadership now is not the cleverness of slogans but the courage to pair historical understanding with policy creativity. If Issa Tchiroma wishes to be taken seriously by Ambazonians, he must make the difficult leap from symbolic gestures to binding proposals—on security, economic revival, and justice—that can be transparently implemented and independently verified.

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Public scrutiny

Ali Dan Ismael The Independentist’s editor in chief, just back from special assignment in Yaounde, Xrays Cameroons media landscape

Licensing restrictions, selective advertising, and politically motivated prosecutions have turned the press into an echo chamber. The late Samuel Wazizi, tortured to death in military custody, remains a symbol of what happens when truth confronts tyranny. By Ali Dan Ismael — just back from Yaoundé, Cameroun Journalism: A Profession for Beggars in La République du

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Opinion

The Drowning of Paul Biya: A Regime Losing Grip on Power and Legitimacy

The drowning of Paul Biya marks more than the twilight of a ruler; it signals the end of an era — the slow death of a post-colonial empire sustained by fear and French patronage. His reptilian instincts kept him alive longer than conscience should have allowed, but not forever. By Kemi Ashu, A Contributor, The

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Commentary

A Strategic Position That Could Endear Issa Tchiroma to the Ambazonia course.

The single act that could redefine Issa Tchiroma’s legacy is formal recognition of Ambazonia’s right to self-determination with a promise to withdraw Cameroon troops and recognize the pre-1961 borders— not as an act of charity or weakness, but of moral intelligence and political realism. By The Independentist Diplomatic Desk Introduction History often rewards not the

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News Politics

A patriotic call to conscience: Do Not Repeat the Mistake of Our Founding Fathers

Fellow Ambazonians, the danger is clear.Until the option of complete independence is formally recognized as a legitimate path in any negotiation, anything less will be betrayal. By An Ambazonian patriot History often tests nations twice — first as tragedy, then as warning. Today, the people of Ambazonia stand again at that crossroads. The question before

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Investigative report

The Dark Face of Digital Intimidation: How Threats Are Being Used to Silence Voices in the Ambazonian Crisis

The architecture of this intimidation is simple but effective. First comes accusation — usually moral or political. Then, exposure — real or fabricated details about a victim’s private life. Finally, the threat — death, arrest, or humiliation. The goal is not merely to discredit but to break the target’s spirit. By The Independentist Investigations Desk

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News analysis

The Fraud That Freed a Nation: Why Clément Atangana’s Confession Validates Ambazonia’s Right to Self-Determination

What Clément Atangana unwittingly revealed is that Cameroon no longer functions as a republic; it survives as a syndicate of power. Yet, in exposing that truth, he has done what no Ambazonian petition or protest alone could achieve: he made the case for freedom irrefutable. By Ali Dan Ismael (London) and Jean-Marie Poccachard (Lyon) Yaounde

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News Politics

BREAKING NEWS: Cameroon Army Fractures — Chinese Cyber Firm Hired to Spy on Soldiers

A senior defence source, who requested anonymity for safety reasons, told The Independentist that the regime has hired a Chinese cybersecurity company to trace and neutralize suspected defectors within the army. By The Independentist Investigations Desk Yaounde Saturday, November 1, 2025 – Tension is rising inside Cameroon’s armed forces following a stunning claim by opposition

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Public scrutiny

Project C — The Last Mask of the Union falling: How Yaoundé’s Anglophone Allies Rebrand Colonial Control

To Eric Chinje, Arrey Obenson, and all who now seek to rewrite their role in this tragedy: You cannot cleanse betrayal with eloquence. You cannot redeem complicity by inventing a “Project C.” Truth is not found in conferences but in confession. By Ali Dan Ismael, Editor-in-Chief, The Independentist The Veil Behind “Concern” A new chorus

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