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SIXTY YEARS, ONE LIFE, A HISTORICAL CALLINGA Presidential Tribute to Dr. Samuel Ikome Sako at 60

May your seventh decade be marked by wisdom without bitterness, strength without arrogance, conviction without intolerance, leadership without vanity and legacy without end. By Timothy EnongeneAssociate Editor-in-Chief, The Independentist News As Amazon associate this site earns from qualifying purchases Its back to school, shop from Amazon https://www.amazon.com/s?k=back+to+school+needs&rh=p_6%3AA2N0PBIRR6F78F&dc=&ds=v1%3A1nbdSoXGtNwH6%2F4WC3U9ftjZoWRiEZVr3ED%2BlK%2BzQnc&qid=1788373179&rnid=331539011&linkCode=ll2&tag=njokings-20&linkId=8033edfd4a4540161d75350e966982ab&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl BUEA – 8 September 2026 – There are

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Commentary

MUNICH 1938: WHEN “PEACE” BECAME A PAUSE FOR WAR, An Ambazonian Perspective on Negotiating With an Aggressor

History does not repeat itself perfectly, and Cameroon in 2026 is not Europe in 1938. The actors, scale, institutions, history, and circumstances are different. That distinction must be respected. But history leaves warnings even when it does not provide exact templates. Munich should therefore not teach Ambazonia to reject diplomacy. It should teach Ambazonia to

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PRODUCTIVE SOVEREIGNTY The Test of Real Independence for Southern Cameroons, Ambazonia

By Martin S. Mungwa, Ph.D., F. ASCE , With Foreword by Professor Bridget A. Teboh Approximately 372 pages • 10 chapters • maps • figures • operating frameworks • interludes • implementation tests. Book Preview By The Independentist news Editorial desk As Amazon associate this site earns from qualifying purchases Its back to school, shop

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COMING IN OCTOBER : PRODUCTIVE SOVEREIGNTY The Test of Real Independence for Southern Cameroons, Ambazonia.

By Martin S. Mungwa, Ph.D., F. ASCE, With Foreword by Prof. Bridget A. Teboh From advocacy to statecraft: who signs, who pays, who owns, what works the morning after—Independence and what remains 20 years later. Political independence answers who governs. Productive sovereignty asks whether governing authority can be sustained. 73 Share Facebook 0 Share WhatsApp

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Commentary

THE YAOUNDÉ PLAYBOOK UNMASKED: Why the Home Office Refusal of Godwin Dzelamonyuy case, is a Death Sentence by Bureaucracy

When an individual’s immediate relative has fronted international press coverage outside a state’s own diplomatic gates, the risk is no longer generic it is highly individualised, traceable, and acute. For the United Kingdom to proceed with a forced removal under these conditions constitutes a direct, irreversible breach of international non-refoulement obligations. The narrative before the

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Interview Analysis

FIVE QUESTIONS AMERICA SHOULD ASK ABOUT SOUTHERN CAMEROONS: From Historical Identity to Statecraft—and Why the United States Should Care

The question is not: Why should America rescue Ambazonia? The question is: Could peacefully resolving the Southern Cameroons conflict produce a democratic, productive and Atlantic-facing African partner that advances African stability while serving legitimate American interests? That question deserves a serious hearing. America does not have to choose Ambazonia’s future. But America should care enough

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Commentary

VICTORY REQUIRES STATECRAFT: THE RECORD IS THERE—NOW LET US FINISH THE WORK

The record may open the door. Statecraft must carry us through it. That is the recalibration. That is the work before us. And that is why I remain confident—not because victory is automatic, but because Southern Cameroonians now possess enough historical experience, professional talent, international exposure and institutional knowledge to make the transition from grievance

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WATCH OUT & STAY TUNED: Ambazonia on the move Dr. Martin Mungwa to speak on the Washington Examiner in a few hours.

Shortly the commissioned secretary for communication and diplomacy for the Government of the federal Republic of AMBAZONIA (in exile)will be on an Interview in a podcast with the Washington examiner. Get to know what happened to the people of the British southern Cameroons (Ambazonia), what they are ready to build and what a partner America

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Editorial

THE BATTLE LINES ARE DRAWN: FROM ADVOCACY TO STATECRAFT—WHAT IS YOUR PLAN FOR SOUTHERN CAMEROONS ?

Did you build institutions stronger than personalities? Did you build an economy capable of sustaining political freedom? Did you build constitutional protections for those who disagreed with you? Did you build relationships with neighbors based on mutual interest? Did you build international partnerships without surrendering sovereignty? Did you prepare for regional security threats before they

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News commentary

WHO REALLY WANTS PEACE? THE NKEA TEST FOR YAOUNDÉ, AMBAZONIA, AND THE CHURCH

The question is: WHO IS PREPARED TO DO WHAT PEACE REQUIRES? Not another speech. Not another photograph. Not another predetermined dialogue. Not another temporary silence before another funeral. A credible process. A mutually acceptable facilitator. No predetermined political outcome. Protection of civilians. Credible international guarantees. And the courage to place the political dispute itself on

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