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From Suppression (1955–1971) to Silence (1971–2016) to Awakening (2016–2025), Cameroon’s historical arc has completed its moral cycle: from oppression through forgetfulness to remembrance. By Prof. Louis Mbua, Contributing Author to the Independentist When the Union des Populations du Cameroun (UPC) was banned in 1955 in the French-administered United Nations Trust Territory of Cameroun, the seeds
Editors Note Subject: Clarification on Reported Contacts Between Yaoundé and Ambazonian Representatives The Independentist Intelligence Unit – Europe Field Office. November 10, 2025 Recent social-media posts claim that Ferdinand Ngoh Ngoh, Secretary-General at the Presidency of Cameroon, has dispatched emissaries to Kondengui Prison and the United States to initiate negotiations with Ambazonian leaders. The Independentist
Letter to the Editor: sir, Stop Feeding the Wannabes — They Own Nothing Let us speak without hesitation: the so-called Friends of Ambazonia own nothing. Not the struggle. Not the government. Not even the confidence of the people. They are not founders or builders — they are squatters in a history written with the blood,
It serves no purpose to demonise individuals, yet the record must be transparent: Dr Ade Tima, Kizito Ellad, Emmanuel Tita, Amos Tumenta, and Irene Ngwa have spoken most prominently under the Friends of Ambazonia banner. They are invited—not condemned—to explain their platform, their financing, and their ultimate political objective. ⁹By The Independentist Political Desk Every
The UN’s own agencies had long warned that Cameroon’s civic space was closing. Independent journalists were jailed, opposition rallies banned, and entire regions — especially the Anglophone territories — placed under de facto military rule. Yet the UN continued its technical-assistance partnership with Elections Cameroon, lending expertise, logistics, and legitimacy to a process that was
In his VOA interview, senior barrister Charles Taku began by condemning the illusion of stability promoted by the regime in Yaoundé.“You cannot bomb a people into unity, nor imprison them into silence,” he said. “The right to self-determination is not a crime — it is a principle of international law.” By The Independentist Editorial DeskFor
In the Holy Scriptures, the prophet Nathan rebuked King David for his crimes. In Ambazonia, Bishop Nkea blesses King Biya for his. Instead of confronting the Pharaohs of Yaoundé, our clergy now dine at their tables — toasting “national unity” while refugees rot in camps across Nigeria. By The Independentist Investigative Desk In times of
To be fair, Foncha might have acted out of ignorance, believing in the honesty and goodwill of French-backed statesmen who promised partnership and mutual progress. But history later proved that promise hollow. What began as faith in cooperation became submission through deceit. The result was tragic: Southern Cameroons lost its sovereignty not by defeat in
History will not remember their hashtags — it will remember their hesitation. From pro-independence to pro-Biya to pro-Chiroma, and now to pro-Mike Fusi Zoom politics, the circle of betrayal is complete. By The Independentist Investigative Desk From Pro-Independence to Pro-Biya to Pro-Chiroma — and Now the Mike Fusi “Strategy” Circus. Every revolution produces two kinds
Sixty Years Without a Ballot: How Ambazonians Lost the Right to Choose Their Leaders
In the 1959 general elections, Dr. John Ngu Foncha’s KNDP defeated Dr. Endeley’s KNC. In an extraordinary moment for Africa, the transfer of power was peaceful, democratic, and transparent. The ceremony in Buea was attended by Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, who praised both men for setting an example that many newly independent African nations would later