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African Parks, Prince Harry, and Britain’s Overlooked Obligations in Ambazonian Forests

Ambazonia is home to some of the most biologically diverse forests in West-Central Africa, including Korup National Park, the Takamanda–Mone corridor, and the Mount Cameroon ecosystem. By Ali Dan Ismael editor-in chief just back from vacation The Chadian government’s recent decision to end its partnership with African Parks has cast a sharp light on the

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Nationwide Anger Mounts Against the Biya Regime as Campaign Season Exposes Old Lies

The wind has shifted. And in that shift lies the clearest sign yet that the Biyameroun system is running out of both time and consent. By The Independentist Political DeskOctober 9, 2025 Across the length and breadth of Cameroun, frustration with Paul Biya’s regime has reached a boiling point. From the far-northern town of Maroua

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Commentary

Role Models Inspire Nations: Ambazonia’s Youth Can Reach Nobel Heights

The United States leads the world in Nobel laureates, thanks to deliberate investments in education and a system that enables talent to flourish. By The Independentist Political Desk The announcement of the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics has once again highlighted the power of education and innovation. This year’s laureates — Dr. John Clarke, Dr.

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Commentary

At 92, Biya Clings to Power While the Ambazonian Question Festers Unresolved

The aging president’s refusal to chart a succession plan or tackle the Ambazonian issue politically has left the country dangerously exposed. With a governing class well into its eighties, a discredited electoral system, and fragmented opposition, Cameroon faces mounting internal fragility. By The Independentist Political Desk At 92, Paul Biya stands as one of the

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Bamenda’s Inflated Voter Rolls Raise Alarms Ahead of Cameroon’s Elections

Official data from Elecam’s registers indicates that more than 2 million voters are registered in Bamenda, a figure that far exceeds the city’s total population of less than 700,000, including children and non-voting residents. Even the entire population of the Northwest Region — estimated at under 2 million — does not correspond to the number

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Commentary

Tchiroma’s Federalist Manifesto: A Rehearsal of Old Scripts in a New Strategic Era

Issa Tchiroma’s federalist manifesto is less a visionary blueprint than a strategic miscalculation. It seeks to revive a discredited constitutional model without addressing the legal, historical, and geopolitical realities that define the conflict today. By The Independentist Political Desk Issa Tchiroma has formally unveiled what amounts to his campaign manifesto, centered on a proposed return

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Commentary

“Friends of Ambazonia”: Proxy Diplomacy and the Politics of Manufactured Interlocutors

This phenomenon fits squarely within Yaoundé’s historical pattern. Since the escalation of the conflict in 2017, LRC has repeatedly sought to bypass the Government of the Federal Republic of Ambazonia in exile, led by Dr. Samuel Ikome Sako, by sponsoring or encouraging proxy groups. By The Independentist Political Desk In recent months, a little-known group

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Cameroon Electoral Law Labels Ambazonia a Foreign Power, Exposing Legal and Political Contradictions

The legal argument is based on Article 118 of Cameroon’s Electoral Code, which renders ineligible any individual who has placed themselves in a situation of dependence or collusion with a person, organisation, or foreign power. The petition alleges that Tchiroma’s personal relationship with Ambazonian leaders places him in violation of this provision. By The Independentist

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Ambazonia’s Sovereignty Exposed: A Watershed Moment for Complete Dislocation

In 2019, Paul Biya himself openly admitted to Mo Ibrahim that French Cameroun had tried and failed to assimilate Ambazonia. This single admission destroys the idea of a seamless national union. You don’t “assimilate” what is already part of you — you assimilate something separate By The Independentist Political Desk For over sixty years, French

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Letters to the Editor

A commited reader of the Independentist Johnson Fonwi, writes to the editorial Team, decrying Issa Tchiroma’s misrepresentation of facts on the history of the two cameroons .

Letter to the Editor Sir/Madam, Presidential candidate Issa Tchiroma deserves credit for finally acknowledging that the root causes of the Southern Cameroons conflict must be addressed. However, his recent statement misrepresenting the 1961 plebiscite risks perpetuating the very historical distortions that have long eroded trust between peoples and undermined genuine dialogue. Mr. Tchiroma claimed that

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