Commentary

THE ADF–ATANGA NJI FILES: WHAT THE WITNESSES SAY AND THE QUESTIONS AMBAZONIANS MUST ANSWER

The alleged ADF–Atanga Nji relationship is therefore not something that should be decided through social-media warfare. It is an allegation that can potentially be tested through witnesses, communications, financial records, authenticated documents and a carefully reconstructed chronology. If the witnesses are prepared to speak, let their statements be taken properly. If documents exist, let qualified

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Commentary

OCTOBER 1 IS COMING: PREPARE FOR THE ANNIVERSARY, NOT FOR RUMOURS

Ambazonians should prepare intelligently. Verify every announcement. Distinguish an official directive from a social-media rumour. Protect vulnerable people. Reject unnecessary intimidation and violence. And remember that political discipline is itself part of nation-building. The anniversary is bigger than any poster, personality or faction. October 1 belongs to the people. Let it be approached with memory,

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News commentary

CRTV MUST EXPLAIN ITSELF: WHEN A STATE CONTROLS THE CAMERA, IT CONTROLS THE NARRATIVE, A Nation Cannot Be Governed Through Edited Fragments

CRTV must explain itself—not because every restriction proves wrongdoing, but because public trust requires answers when enormous resources are deployed to document an event and the public is nevertheless shown so little. The camera may be operated by the broadcaster. But the broadcaster is funded in the name of the public. The story belongs to

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Interview Analysis

A chat with Adelle Nazarian of The Western Journal: Ambazonia 2050 & Beyond, America, Diplomacy, and the Future of Southern Cameroons

We are not asking America simply to choose our side. We are asking America to examine whether our future interests can meet. That is ultimately what I mean by the movement from survival to significance: Moving from asking who will save us to asking what we are prepared to build. By Martin S. Mungwa, PhD,

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Commentary

THE LESSON OF HAITI: WHEN A NEIGHBOUR HELPED A PEOPLE RESTORE ITS SOVEREIGNTY What the Dominican Restoration Teaches Ambazonians About Perseverance, Solidarity, Diplomacy, and the Long Road to Sovereignty

A journalist may bring attention. A diaspora may provide resources. But ultimately, the people seeking sovereignty must construct the political, economic, institutional, and civic capacity capable of sustaining it. A declaration begins a national project. Perseverance sustains it. Solidarity strengthens it. Diplomacy opens space for it. Institutions give it substance. And a prepared people gives

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Spiritual commentary

A NEW WEEK, A RENEWED FAITH: A PRAYER FOR AMBAZONIA

Guide the Ambazonian people through this difficult chapter toward a future in which dignity, justice, freedom, responsibility, and lasting peace can flourish without another generation being condemned to inherit our suffering. And as this week begins, help us remember that even when we cannot see the entire road before us, we can still choose how

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News commentary

Émile Joël BAMKOUI, FROM MILITARY INTELLIGENCE TO FUEL TRADING: THE REVOLVING DOOR OF POWER IN YAOUNDÉ

Émile Joël Bamkoui’s reported new life in fuel distribution and trading should therefore be treated as more than a personality story. It is an opportunity to ask a larger question about Cameroon’s system of government: When extraordinary public power passes into private hands, what prevents privileged knowledge and privileged relationships from becoming privileged wealth? And

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Commentary

FROM ARKANSAS TO AMBAZONIA: WHY SELF-DETERMINATION MUST NEVER MEAN ETHNIC EXCLUSION

The objective should not be another flag over another weak African state. It should be a republic in which freedom, property, enterprise, religious liberty, minority rights, public accountability and peaceful political succession belong equally to every citizen. That is the difference between ethnonational exclusion and genuine self-determination. And that should become one of the clearest

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Investigative commentary

The Photograph Is Not the President: Why Official Images of Paul Biya’s Return Have Not Resolved Questions About His Capacity to Govern

A live president should be capable, within reasonable medical limitations, of appearing live. A functioning government should be capable of explaining who is governing. A constitutional republic should not require citizens to determine the condition of its head of state by comparing old airport photographs. By The Ambazonia Intelligence ServiceOpen-Source Intelligence Analysis for The Independentist

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COMING SOON BRITAIN’S UNFINISHED RESPONSIBILITY IN THE SOUTHERN CAMEROONS History, self-determination and the search for a just settlement From trusteeship to withdrawal, from the 1961 plebiscite to the unfulfilled promise of self determination, the story of the southern Cameroons is a story the world cannot afford to ignore. This book offers a rigorous historical examination

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