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One delegate summarized it best: “Ambazonia is not copying others — we are catching up with the world on our own terms.” By Dr. Martin Mungwa, PhD, MBA, PE, PMP, F.ASCECivil Engineering Expert & Policy Advisor to the Government of the Federal Republic of Ambazonia A New Nation Must Build Right Every nation is built
Dr. Emmanuel Tita, Irene Ngwa, Kizito Elad, and Amos Tumenta were not building Ambazonia. They were attempting to capture, influence, and weaken it. Their engine was ego, not ethics. Their goal was influence, not independence By Ali Dan Ismael, Editor-in-Chief There comes a moment in every liberation struggle when truth must be spoken plainly, boldly,
History records that Nkrumah and Mandela both proved a simple but profound truth: chains can confine a body, but never a vision. However, their ultimate success came not from prison itself, but from the unity of disciplined organization outside it. By Ali Dan Ismael, Editor-in-Chief — The Independentist Introduction: Context Matters On November 12, 2025,
The ancestors see you. The ground that drank your tears turns them into thunder. Every bullet you took, every brother buried under the night sky, every village you left so the enemy could not use it — all of it is written in fire across the heavens that only the brave can read. By a
Paul Biya’s government stands accused, both by international organizations and independent human rights monitors, of systematic violations against civilians during the ongoing conflict in the Anglophone regions. By Ali Dan Ismael | Editor-in-Chief A Regime Haunted by Its Own Violence Yaounde November 12th 2025 – The latest reports emerging from multiple diaspora networks are deeply
The lesson of Cameroon’s thirty-year political stalemate is simple but stark: symbolism without strategy is surrender. By Mola Monono for The Independentist Cameroon’s political history has always been a theatre of symbolism rather than substance. Each so-called “victory” tells less about democratic progress and more about the regime’s uncanny ability to reinvent control. When John
Where others chased titles, Sako built systems. Where others retreated into silence, he kept the flame alive. That is why, despite repeated attempts at division, the majority of Ambazonians — at home and abroad — continue to rally behind his leadership. By M.C. Chryton | Voice of Ambazonia International for The Independentist Editorial Desk —
Legality means being in accordance with established laws. It is a formal condition, ethically neutral and procedural. A government, company, or individual is said to be legal when they follow the frameworks and rules written in the books — even if those rules were crafted without fairness in mind. By Anonymous For The Independentist Opinion
Federal Reform or Historical Redress? — Why the Anglophone Question Cannot Be Solved Within Cameroon By Dr. Martin MungwaCommissioned Secretary for Communications & Diplomacy Government of the Federal Republic of Southern Cameroons Ambazonia (in exile) Professor Willibroad Dze-Ngwa’s open letter to President Paul Biya is a remarkable document. It captures the voice of conscience long
THE POLITICS OF DECEPTION — HOW YAOUNDÉ FOOLED THE WORLD, AND WHY THE TRUTH IS NOW SURFACING
The same deception played out with the Nera 10 — Ambazonian leaders lawfully residing in Nigeria. Under false accusations of terrorism, they were abducted and handed over to Yaoundé in 2018. By The Independentist Political Desk A Decade of Deception For nine long years, the regime in Yaoundé built its survival on a single, poisonous