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Running in parallel is ELECAM (Elections Cameroon), the institution constitutionally mandated to guarantee free and fair elections. In practice, its leadership is handpicked from ruling party loyalists. By The Independentist Political Desk As the clock ticks toward yet another presidential proclamation in La République du Cameroun (LRC), the contours of power reveal a familiar script.
Atanga Nji, Paul Tassong — you are not mere ministers. You are illusionists. Without firing a shot, you turn crises into carnival shows, constitutional questions into bread subsidies, and stolen mandates into soccer tournaments. You are the tranquilizer twins of a regime that lives on sedation By The Independentist Political Satire Desk Dear Ministers Paul
While the Biya loyalists cling to the illusion of total control through ELECAM and the Constitutional Council—both packed with regime loyalists—they understand that optics matter. A premature declaration of victory by Tchiroma could ignite spontaneous uprisings, especially in Garoua, Ngaoundéré, and Maroua, shattering the regime’s carefully scripted electoral theatre. By Ndasi Tata – See’am Talk’am
For decades, the Biya regime has perfected the art of electoral control. Before a single ballot is cast, the playing field is already tilted beyond recognition. The constitution places no term limits on the presidency. The electoral body, ELECAM, remains firmly under government control. Opposition parties face harassment, restrictive laws, and a state media that
Tchiroma’s predicament is a microcosm of Cameroon’s unresolved political question. The architecture of authoritarian resilience, constructed in 1992, remains intact. Those who once buttressed it cannot now pretend to be its victims without acknowledging their role in its creation. By The Independentist Political Desk Issa Tchiroma’s memory is painfully short. In 1992, the Cameroonian political
Rebuttal to Propaganda Claims by CPDM Militant Damian Kedzih Wung (Esu Fondom) Against the Government of the Federal Republic of Ambazonia (in Exile) Recently, Damian Kedzih Wung, a militant of Cameroon’s ruling CPDM party from Esu Fondom, circulated a list of accusations against the Ambazonian liberation movement. His statements echo the standard propaganda script of
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Philemon Yang and Fai Yengo Francis rose high, but they never stood tall. They had platforms but refused to use them for justice. They had power but lacked courage. In the end, both became symbols of an aging, discredited system By Ali Dan Ismael editor-in-chief on assignment in Yaounde Cameroon. Yaounde October 9th 2025- Philemon
Electoral fraud in Cameroon is not based solely on ballot-box stuffing. It relies on a sophisticated logistical infrastructure designed to maintain control over the entire electoral process. By Ali Dan Ismael, editor in-chief just back from vacation and on assignment in Yaounde cameroon. A Logistics Network Built for Fraud As Cameroon heads toward the 2025
Cameroon: The Lion, The Sheep, and The Ngong Dogs
Cameroon’s opposition landscape remains fragmented. Electoral alliances are rare, and opposition leaders often operate under intense surveillance and legal pressure. Some analysts argue that this fragmentation — likened by critics to “ngong dogs” that inadvertently warn their prey during a hunt — plays into the incumbent’s hands By Ntumfoyn Boh Herbert On Sunday, Cameroonians will