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Letter to the Editor Sir, I wish to draw attention to a matter of phrasing that often slips into our public communications. Words matter, and we must be careful not to lend legitimacy where none exists. President Paul Biya himself recently admitted in Paris that the attempt to assimilate Southern Cameroons has failed, and he
Letter to the EditorAuthor Name Withheld Greetings, Dear Editor. I wish to commend the tremendous work you are doing to sustain our liberation quest. The Voice of Ambazonia has become more than a platform — it is a conscience. Its messages reach far beyond our communities, reminding us why we resist and why the world
La lutte ambazonienne ne doit jamais être définie par des saboteurs. Notre révolution est pour la liberté, pas pour la rançon. Elle est pour la justice, pas pour le sang. Voilà pourquoi la poursuite de l’ADF n’est pas une cause d’advocacy. Par la Rédaction d’Enquête de The Independentist Certains pourraient être tentés de manifester leur
The U.S. indictments are based not on rumours but on confessions and evidence. These men — Benedict Nwana Kuah and Pascal Kikishy Wongbi — proudly claimed responsibility for kidnappings, extortions, bombings, and killings. By the Independentist Investigative Desk Some may be tempted to rally in solidarity with the recently indicted leaders of the so-called Ambazonia
En 1984, Paul Biya restaura le nom “République du Cameroun” — l’État qui existait avant l’unification de 1961. Par cet acte, il confirma que l’union était dissoute et que le Cameroun méridional se retrouvait seul. Par la Rédaction Politique de The Independentist Depuis plus de soixante ans, le peuple du Cameroun britannique méridional — aujourd’hui
In 1984, Paul Biya restored the name “La République du Cameroun” — the exact name of the state that had existed before unification in 1961. By that single act, he confirmed that the so-called union was dissolved and that Southern Cameroons stood alone. By The Independentist Political Desk For more than sixty years, the people
Letter of ConscienceSeptember 7, 2025 To: Senior Boban, Philemon Yang On your appointment as one of the 2025 elections campaign managers for 92-year-old Paul Biya in Bamenda- Biya, who is running for his eighth term after 43 years in power, amid allegations of killing Southern Cameroonians, jailing men, boys, women, girls, and babies, razing villages,
Lorsque le President Biya succède à Ahidjo en 1982, il rebaptise l’UNC en RDPC lors du congrès de Bamenda en 1985. Ce n’était pas une renaissance démocratique, mais une restructuration d’entreprise. Le « renouveau » qu’il annonça tenait davantage du discours d’un PDG devant ses investisseurs que d’un programme politique. Par La Rédaction de The
When President Paul Biya took over in 1982, he rebranded the UNC into the RDPC at the 1985 Bamenda Congress. This was not a democratic rebirth — it was a corporate restructuring. The “new deal” Biya announced was the language of a corporate CEO presenting a fresh brand to investors. By The Independentist Editorial Desk
Cameroon’s Double Face Image Crumbles. The Lobby and the Lash: How Cameroon Courted Washington While Waging Transnational Repression
The Biya regimes contracts with Clout Public Affairs, Squire Patton Boggs, and Mercury Public Affairs reveal not a state defending its record, but the regime outsourcing legitimacy. By Michael Kings for The Independentist Two Cameroons, Two Faces Cameroon has long survived on a paradox. In Washington and international forums, it wears the mask of a