Commentary

The future of Ambazonia will not be decided solely in Bamenda, Buea, Yaoundé, Paris, Brussels, or Washington. It will also be shaped by the larger transformation unfolding across Africa as nations seek to reclaim control over their resources, their economies, and their destiny. The question before us is whether we are prepared to understand that

For Ambazonians, these developments offer important lessons. The struggle for self-determination exists within a broader transformation occurring across Africa and the world. Understanding this changing environment will be essential for navigating future challenges and opportunities. By Giorgio SpagnolAdapted and Presented by Ali Dan Ismael for The Independentist News Introduction For more than sixty years after

In a world crowded with competing crises, Ambazonia’s challenge remains clear. We must continue telling our story, defending our rights, and advancing our cause with the same determination that has sustained our people throughout this long and difficult journey. The world may be focused elsewhere today. Our responsibility is to ensure that Ambazonia remains impossible

Whenever people ask why I support the right of Southern Cameroonians to determine their own future, my mind returns to that terrible day. I think of my brother. I think of my mother. I think of friends whose lives were cut short. I think of the countless families whose stories may never be told. By

The replacement of John Ngu Foncha by Solomon Tandeng Muna as Vice President further demonstrated Ahidjo’s ability to reshape the political landscape in ways that strengthened the center while weakening regional autonomy. By this stage, the federal system still existed on paper, but much of its practical ability to resist centralization had already been compromised.

The road to national prosperity begins the moment a people stop asking what others will build for them and begin planning what they will build for themselves. Menchum is not simply a waterfall. It is a blueprint. It is a symbol of possibility. And it may well become the foundation upon which Ambazonia powers its

Bill Gates did not create Africa’s historical mistrust, nor is he responsible for every conspiracy theory that circulates in his name. But the environment in which those theories flourish was created by centuries of unequal power relationships between Africa and the outside world By M.C. Folo The Independentist News contributor There is a reason conspiracy

The strength of a people is not measured by their ability to predict the future. It is measured by their ability to face uncertainty with courage, unity, and wisdom. Whatever storms may come, a vigilant, disciplined, and united people will always be better prepared to weather them. By Timothy EnongeneAssociate Editor-in-Chief, The Independentist News A

Whether viewed through the lens of history, law, or politics, those maps continue to challenge simplistic narratives and force difficult questions about the origins of the present conflict. History may be debated. Interpretations may differ. But the historical record remains. And the maps of 1960 are still there. By Timothy EnongeneGuest Editor-in-Chief, The Independentist News

Africa is learning that sovereignty is not simply declared. It is negotiated, legislated, industrialized, and defended through economic policy. Cameroon’s concessions are therefore not destiny. They are a choice. The country can continue along the familiar path of extraction without transformation, or it can join the growing continental movement toward value addition, industrial development, and