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A Patriotic Ambazonian and fervent reader of the Independentist, writes to the editor. Says nothing good can come out of Tchiroma when Ahidjo promised better and failed.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR Subject: Amadou Ahidjo Told Bigger, More Convincing Lies About “Federation” Than Issa Tchiroma Bakary — And Whatever Tchiroma Is Promising Today Is Dead on Arrival Sir/Madam, At a time when Issa Tchiroma Bakary is touring the media with recycled fantasies about “federalism,” “national reconciliation,” and a supposed new beginning for Cameroon,

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Editorial

Yaoundé’s Succession Leak: A Crumbling Empire with No Future for Ambazonia

According to the leak, the plan is simple and sinister: Manipulate parliament to create a Vice Presidency. Install a loyal figurehead as “interim successor.” Conceal Biya’s death while his autopen continues to sign decrees. Slide Ngoh Ngoh into the Vice Presidency, then into the Presidency. By Ali Dan Ismael, Editor-in-Chief The Independentist When a regime

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Editorial

THE FOUMBAN BETRAYAL: THE DAY SOUTHERN CAMEROONS WAS UNMADE — AND WHY AMBAZONIA MUST NOW COMPLETE THE RESTORATION

Our fathers built: A responsible Prime Ministership, A parliament with legislative authority, An independent judiciary, Civilian-centered governance, A multiparty democratic system, A peaceful political culture unmatched in the region, What we had before Foumban is precisely what many African states could not build even after independence. By Ali Dan Ismael | Editor-in-Chief, The Independentist History

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Opinion

La Différence entre Légalité et Légitimité

La légalité signifie être en conformité avec les lois établies. C’est une condition formelle, neutre sur le plan éthique, fondée sur des procédures. Un gouvernement, une entreprise ou un individu est considéré comme légal lorsqu’il respecte les cadres et les règles écrites — même si ces règles n’ont pas été conçues dans un esprit de

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News analysis

THE TCHIROMA AFFAIR AND THE PRECARIOUS STATE OF CAMEROON

The Tchiroma affair is not a peripheral issue. It is a major geopolitical fault line at the crossroads of regional identity, historical grievance, power politics, and transnational influence. By Timothy Enongene The Independentist Analysis of Issa Tchiroma’s Signaling Garoua November 12th 2025 – Recent intelligence assessments indicate that Cameroonian political figure Issa Tchiroma is deliberately

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Science & Development

Building the Future: Why Ambazonia Is Choosing the International Building Code (IBC)

One delegate summarized it best: “Ambazonia is not copying others — we are catching up with the world on our own terms.” By Dr. Martin Mungwa, PhD, MBA, PE, PMP, F.ASCECivil Engineering Expert & Policy Advisor to the Government of the Federal Republic of Ambazonia A New Nation Must Build Right Every nation is built

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Editorial

The Flies of Ambazonia: How a Manufactured “Friendship Circle” Tried and Failed to Capture a Revolution

Dr. Emmanuel Tita, Irene Ngwa, Kizito Elad, and Amos Tumenta were not building Ambazonia. They were attempting to capture, influence, and weaken it. Their engine was ego, not ethics. Their goal was influence, not independence By Ali Dan Ismael, Editor-in-Chief There comes a moment in every liberation struggle when truth must be spoken plainly, boldly,

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Rebuttal/Response

EDITORIAL RESPONSE TO BRUCE —“The Chain Is Not the Crown”

History records that Nkrumah and Mandela both proved a simple but profound truth: chains can confine a body, but never a vision. However, their ultimate success came not from prison itself, but from the unity of disciplined organization outside it. By Ali Dan Ismael, Editor-in-Chief — The Independentist Introduction: Context Matters On November 12, 2025,

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Trbutes

Tribute To the Unbreakable Sons and Daughters of Ambazonia

The ancestors see you. The ground that drank your tears turns them into thunder. Every bullet you took, every brother buried under the night sky, every village you left so the enemy could not use it — all of it is written in fire across the heavens that only the brave can read. By a

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News Politics

Biya’s Shadow War on the Diaspora: When State Fear Becomes a Global Crime

Paul Biya’s government stands accused, both by international organizations and independent human rights monitors, of systematic violations against civilians during the ongoing conflict in the Anglophone regions. By Ali Dan Ismael | Editor-in-Chief A Regime Haunted by Its Own Violence Yaounde November 12th 2025 – The latest reports emerging from multiple diaspora networks are deeply

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