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If Ghana’s twentieth-century lesson was that nations rise when they create builders, then Ambazonia’s twenty-first-century opportunity is to create the most skilled reconstruction generation Africa has ever seen. By Dr. Martin Mungwa, PhD., F.ASCEGuest Contributor | The Independentist News I have spent much of my life watching political debates, studying history, analysing economics, and observing
History demonstrates that nations rise not merely because of politics. They rise because citizens gradually learn how to organize production, preserve capital, build institutions, and think long term. The future of Ambazonia will therefore depend not only on political outcomes but on whether the nation can successfully cultivate a culture of economic intelligence, institutional discipline,
In his VOA interview, senior barrister Charles Taku began by condemning the illusion of stability promoted by the regime in Yaoundé.“You cannot bomb a people into unity, nor imprison them into silence,” he said. “The right to self-determination is not a crime — it is a principle of international law.” By The Independentist Editorial DeskFor
Ambazonians argue that they withdrew that consent long ago — when the so-called United Republic of Cameroon was imposed in 1972. That act, they say, dissolved the original two-state federation agreed upon in 1961 and absorbed West Cameroon (today’s Ambazonia) without the people’s permission. By Eposi Luma | Civic Education Series — The Independentist When
At the heart of this transformation stands Lighting the Path (LTP), founded by Dawn Malcolm. Unlike many organizations that provide only short-term relief, LTP has embraced empowerment as its model. Women are taught to transform local resources — such as shea butter — into sustainable products like soap, building skills and enterprise that break cycles
Dr. Louis Egbe Mbua, the role model—not just for today, but for generations to come. By Dr. Martin Mungwa. In every generation, a few rise—not merely to succeed, but to show others what is possible. Dr. Louis Egbe Mbua is one of those rare figures. He is not only a world-class engineer and educator; he
Prof. Martin Ayim is the Chairman,of the Presidential Advisory Council of the Government of the Southern Cameroons (Ambazonia) in Exile By Prof. Martin AyimPresidential Advisory Council. A response to Comrade Milan Atam and his SCA suggestion After many focused activities, progress, and achievements, it is crucial to update and remind all Southern Cameroonians (Ambazonians) regarding
The bridge at Ndu,part of a broader, deliberate strategy of national rebirth. By Dr. Martin Mungwa, PhD, F.ASCE (US Licensed Professional Engineer) In the rugged highlands of the Ndu Local Government Area, where mist curls over coffee plantations and rivers once separated kin from kin, a quiet revolution has taken place. Local engineers—sons and daughters
Paul Biya at 93 still in the command and control narrative. By Colbert Gwain | The Muteff Factor (formerly The Colbert Factor) In the heart of Muteff village, nestled in the Fundong Subdivision of Boyo Division in Cameroon’s North West Region, lived a complex and fascinating uncle of mine named Bobe Ngong “Yelima”—the villagers’ interpretation
Confessional and lay private schools in Ambazonia have started closing down for a short break, as political tension mounts in the territory ahead of the colonial presidential elections in French Cameroun. The insistence of the colonial regime of French Cameroon to organized its farce presidential election in the sovereign State of Ambazonia against the will
