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Facts Over fear- Diapora security lies on Law. Not alarm

Millions of immigrants live securely in Western countries because their legal status is properly established and protected by law. Turning isolated immigration cases into sweeping warnings risks creating unnecessary fear within communities already navigating complex social and political realities. By Ali Dan Ismael, Editor-in-Chief, The Independentistnews Facts Over Fear: Why alarmist reactions distort reality Recent

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Discussion

Clarifying the Debate on Unity, Diplomacy, and Leadership in the Ambazonian Struggle: Questions & Answers, a Public Dialogue Brief

The debate between Comrade Francis Mbah and Comrade MM is less about personalities and more about direction. As the struggle matures, Ambazonians must decide whether unity remains a slogan—or becomes a functioning structure capable of advancing national objectives. (Expanded Public Edition for clarity) By The Independentistnews Eduaction desk Q1. What is Comrade Francis Mbah’s central

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Editorial

America Redraws Its Strategic Map — From Middle East Entrapment to a New Circle of Partners

The question facing Washington is not whether to engage globally, but how—and under what conditions. If the United States succeeds in building partnerships grounded in mutual interest rather than inherited obligation, it may redefine its global role for the 21st century. By Ali Dan Ismael, Editor-in-Chief, The Independentistnews For decades, the United States has been

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News commentary

U.S. Lawmaker Riley Moore Raises Questions About Colonial-Era State Structures, Sparking Debate Over Nigeria’s Amalgamation Legacy

Policy analysts stress that Riley Moore’s remarks should not be interpreted as official U.S. government policy toward Nigeria. Rather, they reflect a broader academic and political discussion about colonial legacies and post-colonial governance challenges By Ali Dan Ismael, Editor-in-Chief, The Independentistnews A debate over colonial-era political arrangements resurfaced in Washington this week after U.S. Congressman

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Profiles

Peter Motomby-Woleta: The Forgotten Architect of Southern Cameroons Politics

Despite his opposition to reunification, Motomby-Woleta later participated in constitutional negotiations at Foumban and Yaoundé, seeking to secure strong federal protections for West Cameroon. His involvement showed political pragmatism: if union was inevitable, autonomy had to be constitutionally safeguarded. By Ali Dan Ismael, Editor-in-Chief, The Independentistnews In the unfolding history of Southern Cameroons, some names

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Editorial

When Ambazonians Built Industry

Among them stood industrial pioneers who saw opportunity where others saw dependency. Roads, government offices, hotels, and public infrastructure across West Cameroon did not appear by accident. They were constructed by local firms led by ambitious businessmen who believed economic dignity was inseparable from political dignity. By Ali Dan Ismael, Editor-in-Chief There was a time

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Call for action

An Ambazonian Patriot and keen observer of the International system writes to the International actors.

OPEN LETTER TO THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY AND POTENTIAL MEDIATORS To: The Government of Norway, the United Nations, and all International Facilitators, As the conflict between the Federal Republic of Ambazonia and La République du Cameroun (LRC) enters its most decisive phase in 2026, we have observed the quiet withdrawal of various international teams from the

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News commentary

The Oslo Lesson: Why Mediation Fails When One Side Only Seeks Delay

Oslo’s silence speaks volumes. Whatever exploratory contacts may have taken place have not materialized into formal mediation. And this outcome should surprise no one who has followed the history of attempted conflict resolution in this crisis. By Carl SandersIndependentistnews Guest Writer, Soho, London For months, diplomatic circles quietly speculated about renewed international facilitation efforts aimed

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Commentary

The Plague of Phony Prophets: Discerning the Wolf from the Shepherd

Every liberation movement faces moments when prominent voices drift away from the discipline and unity required for collective success. Some leaders lose direction, others pursue personal platforms, and some attempt to re-enter movements when political winds shift. By Lester MaddoxThe Independentistnews Guest Writer, Oakland County, California As the struggle for our collective destiny enters 2026,

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Call for action

London Legal Promises and Diaspora Vigilance: A Necessary Warning

History shows that freedom movements succeed through organization, sacrifice, persistence, and discipline—not through sudden legal miracles or secret negotiations. Legal advocacy can play a role, but it must be credible, transparent, and aligned with broader political strategy. Hope must always be paired with scrutiny. By Carl Sanders, Independentistnews Guest WriterSoho, London LONDON February 5th, 2026

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