Investigative report

La Grande-Bretagne et la France : Comment la complicité entretient le génocide en Ambazonie

En 1984, Paul Biya visita Londres et versa un million de livres sterling tiré du trésor camerounais. Beaucoup y virent le prix du silence britannique. Par MC Chryton, AfroLeaks Une trahison inscrite dans l’histoire En 1946, les Nations Unies confièrent à la Grande-Bretagne la mission de préparer le Cameroun méridional — aujourd’hui Ambazonie — à

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Commentary

L’Afrique ne portera pas la France

Pour gratter 4,5 milliards, les dirigeants français veulent supprimer le lundi de Pâques et le jour de la Victoire, contraignant leurs citoyens à travailler davantage. Mais la rue gronde. Les grèves paralysent les trains, les écoles ferment leurs portes, les hôpitaux ploient sous les coupes budgétaires et la colère éclate sur les boulevards. Par la

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Commentary

L’Afrique n’attendra pas : dévoiler les doubles standards coloniaux au XXIe siècle

Les réseaux sociaux ont transformé cette colère en action. De Bamenda à Bamako, les Africains diffusent en direct les abus, lancent des hashtags et contestent en temps réel les récits coloniaux. Le monopole de Londres et Paris sur l’information est brisé. Introduction À travers l’Afrique, la décolonisation entamée dans les années 1950 et 1960 est

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Investigative report

Britain and France: How Complicity Sustains Genocide in Ambazonia

In 1984, Paul Biya visited London. From Cameroon’s treasury, he paid Britain £1 million — widely seen as hush money, buying silence in the face of Ambazonia’s right to self-determination. By MC Chryton, AfroLeaks A Betrayal Written Into History In 1946, the United Nations entrusted Britain with the duty of preparing Southern Cameroons — today

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Commentary

Africa Will Not Carry France

To scrape together €4.5 billion, French leaders want to abolish Easter Monday and Victory Day, forcing citizens to work longer. By The Independentist Economic Desk France, once a symbol of Western prosperity, is now drowning in its own contradictions. Its debt stands at €3.3 trillion, with annual interest surpassing $60 billion — larger than the

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Commentary

AMBAZONIA’S CASE FOR SOVEREIGNTY: UNDISPUTABLE FACTS, ILLEGAL ANNEXATION, AND THE ASA’S JUST CAUSE

Ambazonia fulfills the Montevideo criteria of statehood: a defined territory, a permanent population, a government, and sovereign symbols (anthem, flag, constitution). By Prof. Martin Ayim & Celeste Maddox Southern Cameroons (Ambazonia) is a sovereign country with internationally recognized boundaries, just like La République du Cameroun (LRC). UN Resolution 1608 (XV) of 21 April 1961 provides

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Letters to the Editor

Timothy Enongene an Ambazonian citizen and fervent reader of the Independentist writes to the editor raising some saliente points.

Letter to the Editor The Ambazonia vs Cameroun War: It Is Between the ASA and the FDS Each nation has its own terminology and symbols. The Southern Cameroons, today known as the Federal Republic of Ambazonia, obtained its independence on 1 October 1961, following UNGA Resolution 1608 (XV) of 21 April 1961. By contrast, neighbouring

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Rebuttal/Response

An Ambazonian Responds to Issa chiroma Bakary former Cameroun’s Communication Minister, today Presidential aspirant: “Ambazonia Is Gone for Good”

As Minister of Communication, Isa Chiroma had a sacred responsibility to verify information before addressing the nation. To later dismiss his own words as a “misunderstanding” is unacceptable, especially when innocent families have lost loved ones through state violence. Buea, Federal Republic of Ambazonia — September 18, 2025 The Federal Republic of Ambazonia (FRA) issues

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Commentary

Africa Will Not Wait: Exposing Colonial Double Standards in the 21st Century

The social media has turned this rage into action. From Bamenda to Bamako, Africans livestream abuses, launch hashtags, and challenge colonial narratives in real time. The monopoly of London and Paris over information has been shattered. By The Independentist Editorial Desk Across Africa, the decolonization that began in the 1950s and 1960s is increasingly seen

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Letters to the Editor

Uchiba Nelson writes to the Independentist editorial desk, recalling the past.

Letter to the Editor Subject: Remembering the Past: Why Ambazonian Youth Must Not Forget Sir, The burning of houses and entire villages in Ambazonia did not begin with our recent interstate conflict. This barbaric practice is rooted in an older colonial habit — a brutal tool used to crush dissent in territories under foreign control.

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