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For Cameroon, the borrowing plans of 2026 may therefore represent more than a fiscal strategy. They may also signal a pivotal moment in the broader debate about the country’s political future, economic stability, and the urgent need for solutions that move beyond the cycle of conflict. By Carl Sanders, Guest Contributor, The Independentistnews, Soho, London
History shows that when legitimacy collapses, finance follows. And when finance withdraws, systems change. This is not the end of a crisis — it is the exposure of one. And for Ambazonia, it is not just an economic data point. It is strategic evidence that the structure attempting to occupy its future is itself becoming
When currencies weaken, savers without strategy lose ground. Producers, planners, and communities endure. For the Ambazonia diaspora, the challenge is not only to send help, but to send it wisely. Economic storms do not destroy nations. Misaligned priorities do. By The Independentistnews Financial Desk You don’t need to study monetary policy to know something has
France’s recent withdrawals from parts of the Sahel were driven by cost, unpopularity, and diminishing returns. Fiscal pressure accelerates that logic. While Cameroon is not a Sahel theatre, the principle applies: prolonged conflicts with no clear political resolution become liabilities. By the Independentistnews Financial Desk France’s latest fiscal crisis is being discussed in Europe as
For Ambazonians, this is not about Cameroon’s embarrassment. It is about proof. Proof that the problem is not rebellion, but governance failure. Proof that internal reform is illusory. Proof that the internationalisation of the Ambazonian question is justified. And proof that a different political future is not only desirable—but necessary. By The Independentistnews Financial Investigation
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By The Ambazonian PatriotFor The Independentist. When the story of Ambazonia’s subjugation by La République du Cameroun (LRC) is finally told in full, it will reveal not just the military brutality but the economic warfare waged to destroy a thriving people. At the center of this warfare was Cameroon Bank, the economic engine of the
By Young Jean-Pierre | Senior Correspondent – Pan-African Affairs & GeopoliticsJune 2025 – Ouagadougou / Abidjan / Abuja / Paris In the late 20th century, West Africa saw a bold experiment in independent governance and economic reform under the leadership of Thomas Sankara in Burkina Faso. His administration emphasized national ownership of resources, reduction of
The African Development Bank has voted in a Mauritanian economist Sidi Ould Tah as its new President as from september 1st. After three rounds of voting on Thursday afternoon, at the end of her Anual meeting, at the institutions head quarters in Abidjan Ivory Coast, the AfDB delegates chose the Mauritanian to replace Akinwunmi Adesina
Amidst shifting winds of global trade, the African Developement Banks anual meetings for 2025, will begin holding from tomorrow May 26th to 30th in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, at the Bank’s headquarters, under the theme: “Making Africa’s Capital Work Better for Africa’s Development.” This strategic theme calls on African member countries to look within the continent
