Editorial

Editorial

Two Statesmen, One Struggle: The Legacy of Dr. E.M.L. Endeley in President Sako’s Ambazonia

Dr. Emmanuel Mbela Lifafa Endeley, the man whose vision remains the Ambazonian dream. By The Independentist editorial desk In the complex history of the British Southern Cameroons—today claimed by many as Ambazonia—few names resonate with such lasting consequence as Dr. Emmanuel Mbela Lifafa Endeley. Born in 1916 in Buea, Dr. Endeley was not just the

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AINO ALERT: Who Mandated Agbor Balla to Campaign for “One Cameroon”?

Agbor Balla on an assignment for which he was not mandated. By The Editorial Desk – The Independentist Agbor Balla is at it again. From courtroom dramatics to diplomatic luncheons, from Ottawa to Yaoundé, and now back to Bamenda with a new coat of deception—he has taken it upon himself to rebrand treachery as dialogue.

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Ambazonians in Name Only (AINO) : The Masked Betrayal of a People’s Dream (Part 1)

These and many more, are traitors to the cause of Southern Cameroons’ sovereignty. By Mankah Rosa ParksSenior Investigative Correspondent In every liberation struggle, there are those who carry the cross—and those who sell the nails. The Ambazonian war for independence, birthed in truth and baptized in blood, has suffered not only from foreign betrayal but

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Symbolisme diplomatique ou théâtre stratégique ? Le virage culturel de l’Ambassadeur de France à Bamenda

L’Ambassadeur de France – Représentant officiel du Président de la République du Cameroun en visite officielle à Bamenda The Independentist Ces derniers mois, le peuple d’Ambazonie a observé avec une curiosité croissante — mêlée de prudence — les apparitions publiques de l’Ambassadeur de France vêtu du costume traditionnel de la région du Nord-Ouest. Habillé en

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Diplomatic Symbolism or Strategic Theatre? The French Ambassador’s Cultural Turn in Bamenda.

French Ambassador in Northwest Costume: Symbolism or strategy? In recent months, the people of Ambazonia have observed with growing curiosity—and a touch ofaution—the French Ambassador’s public appearances in the traditional attire of the North West Region. Clad in raffia regalia, including ceremonial hunting bag, the ambassador’s visual embrace of local culture has raised both eyebrows

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From the Vatican to Bamenda: What Archbishop Nkea and Bishop Bibi Must Learn from Rome’s Message to Nigerian Priests

32 newly ordained priests called to serve and not to rule. By Emmanuel Okeke, Commentary Expanded When Archbishop Fortunatus Nwachukwu, Secretary of the Vatican’s Dicastery for Evangelization, stood before 32 newly ordained priests in Nigeria, his words reverberated far beyond the walls of Good Shepherd Major Seminary in Kaduna. They carried a timeless weight, a

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The Forgotten Spitfire: A Gift from Southern Cameroons, a Debt Unacknowledged.

The British southern cameroons paid for this fighter jet to rescue an ungrateful colonial master. By Ali Dan Ismael editor in chief In 1941, at the height of the Second World War, the people of British Southern Cameroons, a small UN Trust Territory under British stewardship, made a noble gesture that should have echoed across

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Parfums, Marionnettes et Présidents de Papier : La Satire Française Qui Met à Nu la Tragédie Camerounaise

Par Joseph FritzMcBobe, Bureau de Bokwango Dans le monde de la satire, peu de livres sont aussi mordants — et étrangement précis — que The I Hate the French Official Handbook. Bien que d’humour britannique, ses chapitres ressemblent à un manuel codé pour comprendre le Cameroun post-colonial, où l’hypocrisie française, la diplomatie théâtrale et l’orgueil

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Perfume, Puppets, and Paper Presidents: The French Satire That Exposes Cameroon’s Tragedy

By Joseph FritzMcBobe, Bokwango Bureau. In the world of satire, few books are as cutting—yet uncannily accurate—as The I Hate the French Official Handbook. Though British in humor, its chapters read like a coded manual for understanding post-colonial Cameroon, where French hypocrisy, theatrical diplomacy, and fragile pride shape the DNA of governance. But where the

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Le Piège de la Paix: Pourquoi les Ambazoniens doivent rejeter toutes les élections et quitter définitivement La République.

Lorsque Sir Dr. Ntumfon Halle a dévoilé son plan de paix en 12 points, et que les acteurs internationaux se sont ralliés derrière le processus dirigé par la Suisse, l’Initiative de Boston, puis les soi-disant pourparlers de paix canadiens, de nombreux Ambazoniens ont osé espérer. Peut-être que le monde avait enfin entendu notre cri. Peut-être

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