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If the United States is closing its doors, then Ambazonia must open every door of opportunity at home. The world will not build our future for us. But we can build a future strong enough that the world will want to partner with us. And that begins with sovereignty. By The Independentist Editorial Desk President
They shout about being active, Because they have nothing to show for their years of noise. They are members of the defunct Interim Government, Now trading their own failures for envy disguised as activism, They lack achievements — so they attack achievements A Crossfire of Conscience Editorial — For the Defense of National Truth. By
You can hide behind usernames. You can hide behind staged photos. You can hide behind temporary power. But the archives of your own posts will one day expose you. Every denial. Every mockery. Every attempt to rewrite a crime. Every ministerial biography posted as distraction. It will all stand as evidence. Ambazonia will remember. By
Anicet Ekane stood for the possibility of a Cameroon governed by integrity and unity. His courage must not be extinguished by the injustice he suffered. The enduring tribute to his life will be a country where no citizen fears dying at the hands of their own government — a Cameroon where truth does not perish
They shout “unity” but work to fracture the only structure and institution recognized in international diplomacy. They talk “liberation” but act as subcontractors for the Unity Palace. Unity Warriors is not a movement. It is a political Trojan horse. By Ali Dan Ismael — Editor-In-Chief, The Independentist There comes a point in every liberation struggle
Mike Fusi did not return to help Ambazonia. He returned to run from the wreckage of his own past. He returned to hide the shame of the Washington embassy. He returned to bury the disgrace of the copyright coup. He returned to confuse the people about Unity Warriors. He returned to mask his lack of
We have survived brutality, displacement, starvation, torture, burned villages, and the grief of losing brothers, sisters, mothers, fathers, and innocent children. Yet we did not break. We did not surrender.We became stronger. By Ghainwi Akamentsu There are moments in a nation’s story when delays turn out to be divine interventions. Looking back at the Ambazonian
Dr Samuel Ikome Sako is: selected through a constitutional restoration process head of a functioning Government-in-Exile supported by Ambazonia’s global diaspora, grounded in the United Nations decolonization framework, actively strengthening diplomatic, humanitarian, and security pillars, Tchiroma seeks relevance. Sako exercises authority. Tchiroma reacts to a collapsing state. Sako builds a rising nation. A Knockdown–Crashout EditorialBy
Cameroon is not a nation. It is a debt engine. A collapsing empire fed by lies, loans, and illusions. A country spending the future in the present. A poor country pretending to be rich. An economy built entirely on external debt. A system so damaged that even a century of competent leadership cannot repair. By
Southern Cameroons must stop dancing around the edges of truth. We must stop decorating our chains. We must stop believing that a French Cameroun politician can save us from a French Cameroun system built to crush us. It is time to face reality: freedom will not come from Yaoundé. Freedom will not come from Tchiroma.
