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A Civil Society and Political Activist! Ndifor Richard, throws his opinion, calls on the “North West” and “South west” to go vote in LRC elections.

Ambazonian leaders have called for a boycott of the 2025 elections. Open Letter to the Ambazonian Separatist Groups Dear Leaders of the Ambazonian Separatist Movement, The stakes in the upcoming elections are alarmingly high, and we cannot afford to treat this moment lightly. With 8.9 million Cameroonians registered to vote, the potential for genuine change

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Commentary

“Substituting the Native: Biya’s War on Ambazonian Identity”

General Ivo Desancio Yenwo, the loyalist that rescued the system of captivity Editorial desk| The Independentist. It is easy to blame Paul Biya for the woes of the Cameroons—but what if the man has long ceased to matter? What if the real story lies not in Biya’s rule, but in the invisible regime that took

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Letters to the Editor

A tired reader of the independentist in Bafut, writes to the editorial desk expressing his disappoinment with the revolution.

LETTER TO THE EDITORSubject: I No Longer Believe in the Struggle Dear Editor, I’ve been following your programs on Ambazonia. I’ve listened to the speeches, read the publications, and watched events unfold for years. But if I’m being honest, my answer is simple: No. No, I don’t think anything will change. No, I don’t believe

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News Politics

WHY TALKING ABOUT LRC ELECTIONS MATTERS – A RESPONSE TO A TROUBLED PATRIOT

Talking about elections rightly, permits documenting and de-legitimizing it. No to elections in Ambazonia The Independentist Editorial Desk We recently received a heartfelt letter from a deeply concerned Ambazonian lamenting the erosion of our institutions, the co-optation of our elites, and the supposed futility of even mentioning elections in La République du Cameroun (LRC). The

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Rebuttal/Response

Rebuttal to Kennedy Abang’s Comment on the “11th Province Dilemma” By The Independentist Editorial desk

Dear Mr. Kennedy Abang, Thank you for engaging with our recent editorial on The Eleventh Province Dilemma in Ambazonia’s Political Tragedy. Your response raises important points about the distinction between ethnicity and nationalism, and the historical complexity of political allegiance in the Bamenda Grassfields. However, your rebuttal—while passionate—misinterprets the core thrust of our article and

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Communique

From Mamfe to Nkambe, We Stand as One: Exposing Biya’s Tribal Trap: A Clarion call and Warning Against Division, Betrayal, and an urgent need for Unity.

We are not North or South, We are not Oroko or Nso, We are Ambazonians. By Voice of the Ambazonian People Fellow Ambazonians, A dangerous lie is spreading—one designed not by the people, but by the enemies of our freedom. It claims that the people of the Northern and Southern Zones of Ambazonia hate each

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Letters to the Editor

A fervent reader of the Independentist, Timothy Enongene from Tombel, Kupe-Muanenguba County writes to the editorial desk.

Letter to the editor Subject: Clarifying Biya’s Strategy—How Communal Liberalism, the Essingan Cult, and the “Eleventh Province” Narrative Replace the Ambazonian Voice Dear Editor-in-Chief, I write to express both my appreciation for your recent coverage of the so-called “11th Province Anglophones” and to offer a necessary clarification regarding the deep architecture of Paul Biya’s assimilationist

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News Politics

Outsourcing Injustice: How Biden, Biya, and the Bulu-Beti Network Hijacked American Courts to Silence Ambazonian Voices

Claude N. Chi, Francis Chenyi, and Lah Nestor Langmi are serving a prison term without trial in violation of American laws. By The Independentist Newsroom Dr. Samuel Ikome Sako, President of the Federal Republic of Ambazonia (Southern Cameroons) in exile, has delivered a powerful indictment against the Biden Administration, accusing it of enabling foreign dictatorship

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Letters to the Editor

A fervent reader of the Independentist from Home. (Mamfe) writes to the editorial desk concealing identity for security reasons.

Letter to the Editor: Subject; The Eleventh Province and Historical Realities Dear Editor, I recently read your article on the concept of the “Eleventh Province” and its implications in the Southern Cameroons liberation struggle. I found it both thought-provoking and necessary, but I would like to offer a few reflections and clarifications based on my

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Commentary

From Anglophone Problem to Ambazonia Problem:A Crisis of Identity, Not Just Governance

Peter Mafany Musonge reducing a peoples identity to bilingualism By Barnabas Timti For decades, the debate in international and local circles has often been couched in misleading terms: “the Anglophone problem.” But let us be clear—what we face today is not simply a linguistic or cultural imbalance within the Republic of Cameroon. What we confront

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