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The greatest monuments of a nation are not always its bridges, highways, or government buildings. Sometimes they are the quiet homes where children learn honesty, husbands learn humility, wives learn trust, and families discover that respect is stronger than fear. That is where nations are truly born. Before Ambazonia rebuilds its republic, it must rebuild
The Ambazonian objective should not be to replace centralized authority in Yaoundé with another extractive elite operating from Buea. It should be to build a constitutional and productive republic in which power is accountable, counties are capable, citizens are protected, strategic assets are nationally governed, and foreign partnerships strengthen rather than diminish national freedom. That
The resulting arrangement is a double colonial chokehold. Britain hides behind the visibility of France. France hides behind the formal sovereignty of La République du Cameroun. Yaoundé describes the Southern Cameroons question as an internal linguistic disagreement, thereby concealing the deeper international and constitutional history. The flags changed, but the gate remained in the same
What appears to be “marrying down” according to one measure may be a carefully chosen partnership across several forms of value. The future of marriage in the African diaspora may therefore depend less on finding a man who stands above a woman and more on finding two people capable of standing together. By Ali Dan
When government trusts the people enough to respect their rights, and the people trust government enough to protect its lawful institutions, counterintelligence ceases to be merely the hidden work of the state. It becomes a covenant between the republic and its citizens By Ali Dan Ismael, Editor-in-chief The Independentist News Part V established the constitutional
Remain alert. Protect personal information. Avoid unnecessary political confrontation. Keep essential documents and medication accessible. Maintain contact with trusted relatives. Monitor reliable information. Reconsider travel when security conditions deteriorate. Seek legal or humanitarian assistance when a specific threat emerges. Above all, do not allow fear, rumor, ethnic hostility, or political excitement to make life-altering decisions
Ambazonia must protect itself from hostile penetration, foreign manipulation, financial capture and organized deception. It must also protect the citizen from arbitrary surveillance, factional accusation and political persecution conducted in the name of national security. By Ali Dan Ismael, Editor-in-chief The Independentist News Part IV demonstrated that an informed and politically conscious population can become
The Southern Cameroons revolution is not obstructed by one enemy alone. La République du Cameroun controls territory and state classification. France protects strategic continuity. Britain avoids the full consequences of its unfinished trusteeship responsibility. The United Nations treats a constitutional conflict mainly as a humanitarian file. The African Union recognizes grievances but hesitates to enforce
Britain must decide whether it will continue defending an imperial silence or participate responsibly in examining the consequences of an unfinished transition. The Ambazonian leadership faces an equally demanding decision: whether it will merely demand sovereignty or prove through protection, transparency, competence, service, and constitutional discipline that political power will belong to the people rather
THE BLOOD OF THE ENSLAVED AND THE INHERITANCE OF THE MASTER: What Pope Leo’s Family History and the Archbishop of Canterbury’s Visit Teach Ambazonia About Memory, Power, and Moral Responsibility
Pope Leo’s April 2026 visit to Cameroon also demonstrated that spiritual authority can create political space. His itinerary included Bamenda, where he held a Mass and a meeting for peace amid a conflict that has killed thousands and displaced large populations. By Judith ElondoSpiritual Leader and contributor to The Independentist News www.judithspiritualteaching.com Pope Leo XIV