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A fervent reader of the Independentist news, comments on the present political atmosphere In La Republic du Cameroun

Dr. Marcelius AtangaPolitical Activist | Former Student Leader | Advocate for Justice and Independence of Ambazonia Dr. Marcelius Atanga examines the recent political awakening in the country and says Issa Tchiroma Bakary’s Candidacy is a Signal to the end of the Biya hegemony in Cameroun. He writes. In a move shaking the foundations of Cameroon’s

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“War on the Tarmac”: How Paul Biya Declared War Without Parliamentary Approval—And Now Runs away from Accountability

Mr.Biya as he decleared war on the people of Ambazonia By Mankah Rosa Parks Yaounde- June 2025. On the dusty tarmac of the Yaoundé-Nsimalen International Airport in 2017, a frail yet defiant Paul Biya, President of La République du Cameroun (LRC), made a chilling pronouncement that would define the future of millions: “We will declare

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L’HOMME QU’ILS N’ONT PAS PU FAIRE TAIRE : Dr Sako et le Combat pour la Souveraineté de l’Ambazonie

Dr.Samuel Ikome Sako en cravat rouge Bongo Square News avec FritzMCBobe Le Dr Sako a rejoint le Gouvernement provisoire (IG) de l’Ambazonie en tant qu’outsider, convaincu personnellement par Sisiku Ayuk Tabe. Auparavant, il était bien connu dans les cercles militants sous le pseudonyme #Dr_Commonsense, une voix audacieuse, mais il n’avait jamais participé à un seul Conclave.

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THE MAN THEY COULDN’T SILENCE: Dr. Sako and the Battle for Ambazonian Sovereignty

Dr. Samuel Ikome Sako in traditional outfit with cabinet members in group photo. Bongo Square News with FritzMCBobe Dr. Sako joined the Interim Government (IG) of Ambazonia as an outsider, responding to personal persuasion by Sisiku Ayuk Tabe. Prior to this, he was widely known in activist circles as #Dr_Commonsense, an unapologetically bold voice, yet

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Paul Biya: From French Mole to Africa’s Oldest Dictator, and France’s Choice for Cameroun’s 2025 Presidential Elections.

Paul Biya humbly shakes hands with his boss By Mankah Rosa Parks, Senior Investigative Correspondent. The Making of a Tyrant: From Clerk to Commander. Paul Barthélemy Biya’a bi Mvondo was not born into the rough-and-tumble world of grassroots Cameroonian politics. His rise to power wasn’t the story of a national hero, a freedom fighter, or

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From Denial to Acceptance: Issa Tchiroma’s Stunning Shift on the Anglophone Conflict.

Issa Tchiroma Bakari moves from fiction to reality By Colbert Gwain — @The Muteff Factor (formerly The Colbert Factor) When Muteff village, in the Fundong Municipality of Cameroon’s North-West Province, was pressing for greater autonomy in the 1980s, one infamously noisy man, Yindo Tanghe, became its most vocal opponent. Each morning he walked to mainland

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The Power of the Ballot? A Closer Look at Felix Agbor Balla’s Call for Registration and Voting.

Barrister Felix Agbor Balla By Joseph FritzMcBobeSpecial to The Independentist Last week, Barrister Felix Agbor Balla posted a rallying call on his Facebook page and in a widely shared ABS video: “It is not about registering on the electoral roll…but registering and voting!” His message, filmed at the University of Buea, reached far beyond the campus gates,

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Victor Julius Ngoh: The Historian Who Betrayed History

Prof. VICTOR Julius Ngoh By Mankah Rosa Parks, Senior Investigative Correspondent There are few things more disheartening in the life of a nation than the betrayal of its truth-tellers. And yet, in the case of Professor Victor Julius Ngoh, what should have been a legacy of scholarly integrity has become a cautionary tale of moral

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