Opinion

MACRON’S AFRICA TOUR: THE LAST RUN OF A FADING EMPIRE

Across the Sahel, France has been pushed out militarily and politically. Ambassadors expelled, bases closed, and French influence publicly rejected. The power Paris once commanded has evaporated. By Dr Anderson Kajang, The Independentist contributor A CONTINENT TURNING AWAY FROM PARIS Emmanuel Macron’s latest Africa tour is presented as a fresh beginning for France–Africa relations. Yet

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Investigative report

The rise and ruin of “Mr I Brought the Deal”: why Ambazonians must finally draw the line

When influence declined and donations dried up, Chris Anu reinvented himself yet again — this time amplifying Issa Tchiroma, a man widely seen in Ambazonia as one of French Cameroun’s most consistent propagandists. For many, this was the final confirmation: his compass no longer pointed to Buea, but to personal survival. By The Independentist Investigative

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Editorial

The Delay That Saved Ambazonia

We have survived brutality, displacement, starvation, torture, burned villages, and the grief of losing brothers, sisters, mothers, fathers, and innocent children. Yet we did not break. We did not surrender.We became stronger. By Ghainwi Akamentsu There are moments in a nation’s story when delays turn out to be divine interventions. Looking back at the Ambazonian

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Editorial

THE TWO PRESIDENTS IN EXILE — AND THE QUESTION EVERYONE IS AFRAID TO ASK

Dr Samuel Ikome Sako is: selected through a constitutional restoration process head of a functioning Government-in-Exile supported by Ambazonia’s global diaspora, grounded in the United Nations decolonization framework, actively strengthening diplomatic, humanitarian, and security pillars, Tchiroma seeks relevance. Sako exercises authority. Tchiroma reacts to a collapsing state. Sako builds a rising nation. A Knockdown–Crashout EditorialBy

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Editorial

THE COLLAPSE OF BABYLON

Cameroon is not a nation. It is a debt engine. A collapsing empire fed by lies, loans, and illusions. A country spending the future in the present. A poor country pretending to be rich. An economy built entirely on external debt. A system so damaged that even a century of competent leadership cannot repair. By

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News

The Algiers declaration: Africa finally speaks — and Ambazonia must be heard

Algeria has lit the fire. Now Africa must face the truth it has feared for 63 years. Ambazonia must be heard. Ambazonia must be acknowledged. Ambazonia must be restored. By The Independentist Political Desk Africa is finally gathering the courage to confront the cancer that has eaten its dignity for more than a century —

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News

Sleepy African Union Disgraces Itself Again

The AU’s Statement Will Age Like All Its Others — Badly, Soon, another crisis will erupt. Another dictator will brutalize another region. Another election will be rigged in broad daylight. Another military takeover will happen. The AU will again issue a statement. Nothing will change. A Kemi Ashu The Independentist contributor. The African Union (AU)

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Commentary

WHY YAOUNDE WANTED SONARA DOWN

SONARA’s destruction is not just an industrial loss.It is a symbol of how Cameroon is held hostage by a small class that thrives when the country collapses. We must break the silence, Cameroon stands at a crossroads. By Dr. Tata Fon Emmanuel The Independentist contributor. There are moments in a country’s history when the truth

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Editorial

THE MASK HAS FALLEN THE TRUTH STANDS: OUR FREEDOM CANNOT COME FROM BIYA NOR TCHIROMA.

Southern Cameroons must stop dancing around the edges of truth. We must stop decorating our chains. We must stop believing that a French Cameroun politician can save us from a French Cameroun system built to crush us. It is time to face reality: freedom will not come from Yaoundé. Freedom will not come from Tchiroma.

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News analysis

The Bishop’s Syndicate that never prevailed.

In this climate of suspicion stands Archbishop Andrew Nkea. Many Ambazonians—especially those directly displaced or brutalized by the conflict—feel that his public posture has too often aligned with narratives that minimize LRC’s responsibility. By The Amba Patriot A Crisis of Trust in the Liberation Space The arrest of Ayaba Cho Lucas by the Norwegian criminal

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