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Ahidjo’s words were not empty campaign slogans. They were repeated before the United Nations, captured in official records, and relied upon by a people making the most important decision of their history. In international law, such assurances carry moral and political weight. By The Independentist Editorial Desk In the late 1950s and early 1960s, the
Paul Nilong, Emmanuel Tita, Kizito Elad and Victor Mbah—are the the latest recruits who amplify narratives crafted in Yaoundé to delegitimise Dr. Samuel Ikome Sako to fracture the government-in-exile. By The Independentist Editorial Desk From traditional rulers and colonial administrators to parliamentarians and church leaders, Ambazonia’s revolution has been weakened not only by external force
Today is Sunday, the day when men and women of God hold their Bibles to preach truth, denounce lies, deceit, hypocrisy, and theft, and encourage godly living while condemning behaviour that leads to destruction. To all leaders and figures in the Southern Cameroons Ambazonian struggle, whether pastors, politicians, activists, or commentators, this is a moment
The children’s responses paint a picture of innocence laced with understanding and the urge for change. In their honesty, they remind us of what a country should be – a place where leaders lead and where the Presidency is not just a race to be won but more importantly, a job to be done. Colbert
Letter to the Editor Subject; Why Some Southern Cameroonians Struggle to Recognize the Illegal Annexation of Their Nation Sir, The question of why some Southern Cameroonians find it difficult to accept that their nation is illegally occupied and annexed by the Republic of Cameroon deserves sober reflection. This difficulty is not the result of ignorance
Le général Charles de Gaulle, architecte de la Ve République française, fut également l’architecte de la nouvelle politique africaine de la France. Il comprit que la domination coloniale directe était devenue intenable face aux vagues de décolonisation et à la montée des mouvements nationalistes. Par la Rédaction de The Independentist Introduction L’héritage du colonialisme français
Ambazonia, was not meant to be part of this system. As a British-administered UN trust territory, its people were entitled to independence in 1961 under United Nations Resolution 1608. By The Independentist Editorial Desk Introduction The legacy of French colonialism in Africa cannot be understood merely in terms of the past. Through the Accords de
Ils soutiennent qu’une expérience alliée à « l’esprit jeune » pourrait encore servir la nation. Mais cet argument s’effondre lorsqu’on brandit des nonagénaires comme incarnation de l’avenir. Par la Rédaction Politique de The Independentist Un Mot Qui a Perdu Son Sens Au Cameroun de Paul Biya, les mots ont perdu leur sens. Nulle part cela
Regime apologists claim that combining experience with a youthful spirit can still serve the nation. But this defence collapses when ninety-two-year-olds are paraded as the future. Experience without renewal is not leadership; it is stagnation dressed up as succession. By The Independentist Political Desk The Word That Lost Its Meaning In Paul Biya’s Cameroon, words
Les Échos de la Trahison : Chefs, Politiques et Prélats contre la Liberté de l’Ambazonie
Certains responsables religieux, investis de l’autorité morale de pasteurs, ont choisi au contraire de bénir la main de l’oppresseur. L’Archevêque Andrew Nkea est apparu aux côtés des officiels de Yaoundé lors de cérémonies d’État, offrant une couverture spirituelle à une union fausse. Par la Rédaction de The Independentist Des chefs traditionnels et administrateurs coloniaux aux