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Mark Niboh began his professional journey in the early 1960s at Radio Cameroon Buea, a time when radio was the primary medium shaping public discourse in the newly independent Cameroon. By The Independentist archives In the annals of Cameroonian media history, few names evoke as much reverence and nostalgia as Mark Niboh. A pioneering voice
Chris Anu rose rapidly in the early phase of the revolution, when communication was crucial to mobilizing the diaspora. As Secretary of State for Communication, he commanded attention with his direct broadcasts and polished style, giving Ambazonia a confident voice on the global stage. By Ali Dan IsmaelSenior Investigative Correspondent, The Independentist Introduction: A Figure
The directive, numbered 57397 / MRP / MINDEF / 01, was reportedly signed by Beti Assomo Joseph, the Minister Delegate at the Presidency in charge of Defence. It was addressed to key military and security structures including the Chief of Defence Staff, the heads of the Army, Air Force, Navy, and the National Gendarmerie, and
Recent intelligence suggests that agents of the Cameroonian state have resumed efforts to buy off Ambazonian fighters. Offers of money, promises of immunity, and false assurances of future integration have been reported in several counties. LET THE GUNNERS KNOW Over the past few years, intelligence reports and field accounts have revealed a coordinated strategy by
Local residents describe a village under military occupation, empty polling stations, and ballot boxes allegedly filled by security forces. By a Son of the Soil, Special Correspondent, Awing Village Allegations of massive electoral fraud have emerged from Awing Village, Santa Subdivision, in the wake of Cameroon’s October 12, 2025 presidential election. Local residents describe a
Traditional leaders, civil society, the diaspora, and self-defense structures must rally around the established institutions of the Government of the Federal Republic of Ambazonia under President Sako, to articulate a clear set of demands and red lines. By Dr. Marcelius Atanga Cameroon’s political earthquake is our chance — and it is the fruit of years
According to insiders from within the CPDM’s Northwest coordination — many of whom are now breaking ranks — Yang allegedly supervised maneuvers to massively falsify results in Ambazonia’s war-torn Northwest, a region long characterized by low voter turnout due to the Ambazonian resistance’s “dead city” policy. Ali Dan Ismael in Bamenda with field reports. Bamenda
Today, calls for “quick fixes” to the conflict ignore the significant international initiatives that have already taken place, and more importantly, the deliberate obstruction of these initiatives by French Cameroons. By The Independentist news desk It is misleading and dangerous to claim that the international community has “not helped” in the search for a resolution
In the period preceding the 2025 elections, efforts were made by political and religious elites to encourage participation and present credible “Anglophone” leadership options within the structure of French Cameroons. By Ali Dan IsmaelEditor-in-Chief, on special assignment, Bamenda, Ambazonia The political dynamics surrounding leadership in Ambazonia cannot be fully understood without situating them within the
The French Presidential Monarchy: From Paris to Ambazonia A Tale of Power, Decline, and Resistance
Macron’s decision to call snap parliamentary elections in 2024 was meant to consolidate power. Instead, it backfired spectacularly. His centrist coalition lost its majority, forcing him to govern through fragile alliances and endless compromises. As his latest prime minister, Sébastien Lecornu, struggles to pass a budget that satisfies both parliament and the markets, many in