Public scrutiny

MimiMefo INFO: Journalism or Propaganda?

Detractors of Dr. Samuel Ikome Sako, are repeatedly given airtime and coverage, the man himself—the legitimate head of our liberation movement—has never once been invited to address the people through her medium. Not once. Journalism that silences one side while amplifying another is not journalism; it is narrative engineering. By The Independentist editorial Desk In

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Profiles

Bate Besong: The Poet Who Refused to Be Silent

Bate Besong: His pen was a weapon of defiance against dictatorship and corruption. In 1992, after his play Beasts of No Nation was staged, he was kidnapped and tortured by state security agents. By The Independentist editorial Desk Bate Besong, born in 1954, remains one of the most powerful voices of Ambazonia’s modern history. Playwright,

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Profiles

Emmanuel Mbela Lifafa Endeley: First Prime Minister of Southern CameroonsEarly Life and Education.

In 1951, Endeley entered politics as a member of the Eastern Nigerian House of Assembly in Enugu. A year later, he was appointed to the Council of Ministers, first as a minister without portfolio, then as Minister of Labour (1953–1954). The Independentist editorial Desk Endeley studied at Government College, Umuahia, Nigeria. Though he first intended

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News Politics

Biya’s Prisoner Gambit: Cheap Tricks Will Not Break Ambazonia

Let it be known: no Ambazonian victory or dignity depends on Cameroun’s prison gates. Every Prisoner of War must be freed, indemnified, and their families compensated. The Independentist Editorial DeskBuea – Tuesday, September 2, 2025 The Biya junta has always survived on deceit. Today, as its October 12, 2025 “selection” looms, the regime is preparing

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News analysis

Cameroun: Selection, Not Elections: Dictator Paul Biya Shatters October 12, 2025 Presidential Candidates’ Manifestos

Paul Biya survives not by popular consent, but through the backing of France and its neo-colonial networks. French military, diplomatic, and financial support have ensured that no matter the ballot, Biya’s grip on power remains By The Independentists editorial desk. For months, various presidential aspirants in La République du Cameroun have paraded campaign promises. Many

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Profiles

Justice Ebong Frederick Alobwede :Jurist, Statesman, and Proclaimer of the Restoration of the Independence of Southern Cameroons (Ambazonia)

Justice Ebong Frederick Alobwede entered history by proclaiming the Restoration of the Independence of Southern Cameroons. By Uchiba Nelson Early Life and Background Justice Ebong Frederick Alobwede was born in Southern Cameroons during the era of British Trusteeship. From an early age, he developed a keen sense of justice and patriotism, shaped by the political

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Public scrutiny

An Open Letter to Rev. Dr. Mbah Victor

Rev. Dr. Mbah Victor, the Ambazonian struggle is bigger than Irene Ngwa, bigger than Moghamo, and bigger than you. By Gamon Andrew My dear Rev. Dr. Victor Mbah, I write to you with no hesitation, for the time has come for truth, not diplomacy. You must know your limits in our Ambazonian struggle for independence.

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Retrospective,

The Origin of the Ambazonian Problem

On September 1, 1961, the draft of this Constitution was completed. One month later, on October 1, 1961, it came into effect, giving birth to the Federal Republic of Cameroon with a green red and yellow flag with two stars representing the two states. By The independentist editorial desk The story of Ambazonia’s struggle does

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Editorial

A PATH TO SUCCESS FOR AMBA WARRIORS: TRUTH, CONSCIOUSNESS, AND SOVEREIGNTY

By Hon. Che for The Independentist To succeed in life, individuals and nations alike must elevate both their consciousness and their moral character. Ambazonia cannot succeed without these two principles. The world today is full of powers that often act without regard for human dignity. In such circumstances, our best tools are those that lead

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Commentary

Britain Abandoned John Ngu Foncha and the Southern Cameroons delegation in Foumban: What Did they Do Wrong?

John Ngu Foncha, leader of Southern Cameroons, stood alone in Foumban, deprived of genuine British support,despite her obligations as trustee, No treaty was signed. No legal framework existed. By The Independentist Editorial Desk The relationship between Britain and the people of the former British Southern Cameroons (Ambazonia) remains one of the most unspoken betrayals of

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