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Staff report By Joseph FitzBobe BUEA – An unfolding investigation by The Independentist News has uncovered fresh details concerning the network of individuals facilitating a silent but deadly purge of civilians in Southern Cameroons (Ambazonia). At the centre of this operation is a trio of collaborators—Nkonda Titus (popularly known as MKPD), Victor Mengot, and Senator

By Staff Correspondent | BUEA, AMBAZONIA A humanitarian crisis is unfolding in the Centre Region of Cameroon, where refugees from the English speaking war torn region, are reportedly facing violent attacks, forced evictions, and destruction of property in the town of Bafia. The Ambazonian government-in-exile has described the situation as “an alarming escalation of ethnic

Washington, D.C. — The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has granted a final two-month extension to Cameroon’s Temporary Protected Status (TPS), pushing the programme’s expiration date from 7 June to 3 August 2025. The decision offers a short reprieve to thousands of Cameroonians residing in the U.S. under humanitarian grounds. TPS, a status

The Government of the Federal Republic of Ambazonia in exile is drawing urgent international attention to the ongoing and heinous war crimes being committed against civilians in the locality of Njavnyuy, within Kumbo, Bui Division, in the conflict-ridden North West Region of Cameroon. Njavnyuy is known to host a base of Cameroon’s elite military unit—the

A report from the Communications Secretariat of the  government in exile of the Federal republic of Ambazonian, which the independentist news room laid hands on, reveals that the Military in the town of Bamenda have converted a school into a military camp and torture center for the civilian population. The report dated June second, and

“Mobilizing over 5,000 people, in Paris France, is a feat of strength because no one pays for anyone’s transportation.” Calixthe Beyala a political activits observered This turn out was a Mark of political consciousness and a warning signal to the forty two years old government in the central Africa country, as the diaspora came out