Commentary

Le privilège contre le peuple : La chute tragique des collaborateurs ambazoniens

Paul Atanga Nji,Victor Arrey Nkongho Mengot,Dorothy L. Njeuma,Peter Mafany Musonge,Paul Mingo Ghogomu,Diane Acha Morfaw ont choisi de servir et de propager un système conçu pour effacer leur propre peuple. Ali Dan Ismael Rédacteur en chef La douleur de l’oppression ambazonienne ne vient pas seulement de l’extérieur — elle est aussi infligée de l’intérieur. Alors que

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Commentary

Nyos, Alliances Étrangères et l’Ombre Persistante du Silence : Le Temps de la Vérité et de la Responsabilité Est-il Enfin Venu ?

Plus de 1 700 personnes ont péri en une seule nuit, officiellement en raison d’une éruption limnique – un phénomène naturel rare impliquant le rejet brutal de dioxyde de carbone contenu dans les profondeurs du lac. Par la Rédaction de The Independentist Yaounde – le 5 août 2025- Le 4 août 2025, lors des débats

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Commentary

Lake Nyos, Foreign Allegiances, and the Long Shadow of Silence: Time for Truth and

Over 1,700 lives were lost in one night, allegedly due to a limnic eruption—a rare natural event involving the sudden release of carbon dioxide from the lake’s depths. By The Independentist Editorial desk. YAOUNDE August 5th 2025 – On August 4, 2025, during deliberations before Cameroon’s Constitutional Council, an unexpected voice from within the Francophone

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Commentary

Privilege Over People: The Tragic Fall of Ambazonian Collaborators

Paul Atanga Nji,Victor Arrey Mengot,Dorothy Njeuma,Diane Acha Morfaw,Peter Mafany Musonge, Paul Ghogomu Mingo, leading the process to erase their own people By Ali Dan Ismael Editor-in-chief The pain of Ambazonia’s oppression is not only inflicted from without—but also from within. While the regime in Yaoundé has deployed tanks, death squads, and foreign proxies to crush

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Editorial

False Independence, True Resistance: Ambazonia’s Answer to Neocolonialism

President Amadou Ahidjo visits the colonial master. At Independence, all were blind to the conditions under which that freedom was granted. By Ali Dan Ismael – editor in chief When French Cameroon celebrated independence in 1960, few questioned the conditions under which that freedom was granted. Hidden beneath the tricolor flag and newly written constitutions

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Science & Development

Power from Pee: African Girls Invent Generator That Runs on Urine—and Spark Global Interest

Teenage girls, Duro-Aina Adebola, Akindele Abiola, Faleke Oluwatoyin, and Bello Eniola turn waste to wonder. By Dr Martin Mungwa, PhD, F. ASCE A group of four Nigerian schoolgirls have made headlines by turning an everyday waste product into something powerful: electricity. At the Maker Faire Africa science event in Lagos, teenagers Duro-Aina Adebola, Akindele Abiola,

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Commentary

Brooklyn Moment or Missed Opportunity? Reflections on the Tita–Mbah Video

Tita Emmanuel Nji and Victor Mbah on a quiet street in Brooklyn, New York. By Timothy Enongene – The Independentist A recent video circulating online shows Messrs. Tita Emmanuel Nji and Victor Mbah on a quiet street in Brooklyn, New York, speaking about Ambazonia. In the footage—about six minutes long—trucks are seen bearing Ambazonian banners

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Natural disasters Science & Development

Mild Earthquake in New Jersey Reminds Us to Stay Prepared: What It Means for Ambazonia and Why Building Standards Matter.

Light earthquake with a strength of 3.0 hit Hasbrouck Heights in Bergen County, New Jersey. By Martin Mungwa, Ph.D., PE, F.ASCEUS Licensed Professional Engineer | Utility Engineering Expert On Saturday, August 2, 2025, a light earthquake with a strength of 3.0 hit Hasbrouck Heights in Bergen County, New Jersey, around 10:15 p.m., according to the

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Editorial

False Peace, Real Repression: How French Agreements Sustained Control in Cameroon and Denied Ambazonia Justice

By The Independentist editorial desk– Truth in Resistance, Clarity in Crisis In the political theatre of French Cameroon, peace is often preached—but rarely practiced. It is used not to uphold justice but to suppress it, not to resolve conflict but to mask continuity in control. Behind this facade is a decades-long blueprint that traces its

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News analysis

The French Chessboard in Yaoundé: Understanding Cameroon’s Succession Crisis and Ambazonia’s Democratic Stand

Cameroon’s constitutional council, military, and electoral commission have all come under scrutiny, particularly in how they manage political participation and institutional checks. By The Independentist editorial desk– For over six decades, the leadership succession in Cameroon has reflected not the democratic will of the people, but the careful calculations of external interests—particularly those of France.

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