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This Is Why We Fight: The Betrayal of the Too-Trusting People of the Southern Cameroons

These assurances were given in speeches before the UN Decolonization Committee, the General Assembly, in public addresses, and even to the BBC. They were repeated often enough to convince not only our leaders, but also the world. By Celeste Maddox, Contributor Why We Cannot Forget The struggle of the Southern Cameroons — Ambazonia — is

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Le Libéralisme Communautaire et l’Ombre de Mein Kampf

Le Libéralisme Communautaire de Biya s’inscrivait parfaitement dans ce dispositif. Il subordonnait la liberté à l’unité, assimilait le fédéralisme au tribalisme, et sacralisait le chef comme incarnation de l’État. Ce fut l’expression locale d’un projet plus vaste : un Mein Kampf africanisé, combiné à la monarchie présidentielle de De Gaulle. Par MC Chryton, Desk Politique

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Les Vautours qui ont Aidé Sako à Exceller dans la Diplomatie

De l’enlèvement de Sisiku, à l’effondrement de Chris Anu, à l’isolement de Marianta, à la disparition de Kometa, jusqu’à l’incarcération d’Ayaba — chaque tentative de décapitation a eu une conséquence inattendue. En écartant ceux qui étaient les plus enclins à compromettre, les plus avides d’argent ou les plus facilement dupés, l’ennemi a ironiquement purifié la

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Communal Liberalism and the Shadow of Mein Kampf

Biya’s Communal Liberalism fit perfectly into this framework. It subordinated freedom to unity, branded federalism as tribalism, and exalted the leader as the embodiment of the nation. It was the local expression of a broader authoritarian vision — an Africanised Mein Kampf, combined with de Gaulle’s presidential monarchy. By MC Chryton, The Independentist Political Desk

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L’Afrique ne portera pas la France

Pour gratter 4,5 milliards, les dirigeants français veulent supprimer le lundi de Pâques et le jour de la Victoire, contraignant leurs citoyens à travailler davantage. Mais la rue gronde. Les grèves paralysent les trains, les écoles ferment leurs portes, les hôpitaux ploient sous les coupes budgétaires et la colère éclate sur les boulevards. Par la

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L’Afrique n’attendra pas : dévoiler les doubles standards coloniaux au XXIe siècle

Les réseaux sociaux ont transformé cette colère en action. De Bamenda à Bamako, les Africains diffusent en direct les abus, lancent des hashtags et contestent en temps réel les récits coloniaux. Le monopole de Londres et Paris sur l’information est brisé. Introduction À travers l’Afrique, la décolonisation entamée dans les années 1950 et 1960 est

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Africa Will Not Carry France

To scrape together €4.5 billion, French leaders want to abolish Easter Monday and Victory Day, forcing citizens to work longer. By The Independentist Economic Desk France, once a symbol of Western prosperity, is now drowning in its own contradictions. Its debt stands at €3.3 trillion, with annual interest surpassing $60 billion — larger than the

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AMBAZONIA’S CASE FOR SOVEREIGNTY: UNDISPUTABLE FACTS, ILLEGAL ANNEXATION, AND THE ASA’S JUST CAUSE

Ambazonia fulfills the Montevideo criteria of statehood: a defined territory, a permanent population, a government, and sovereign symbols (anthem, flag, constitution). By Prof. Martin Ayim & Celeste Maddox Southern Cameroons (Ambazonia) is a sovereign country with internationally recognized boundaries, just like La République du Cameroun (LRC). UN Resolution 1608 (XV) of 21 April 1961 provides

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Africa Will Not Wait: Exposing Colonial Double Standards in the 21st Century

The social media has turned this rage into action. From Bamenda to Bamako, Africans livestream abuses, launch hashtags, and challenge colonial narratives in real time. The monopoly of London and Paris over information has been shattered. By The Independentist Editorial Desk Across Africa, the decolonization that began in the 1950s and 1960s is increasingly seen

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Cameroon’s Crisis and the Sahel’s Defiance: How Gen Z is Leading Africa’s New Wave of Decolonisation

Together, they are built the Alliance of Sahel States — a bloc sharing security, resources, and political will. For the first time in decades, the region proclaims: “We will no longer be France’s military backyard.” By The Independentist — Editorial Desk Across Africa, the tide is turning. In the Sahel, nations like Mali, Burkina Faso,

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