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Where consent is credibly disputed, the Constitution itself provides the remedy: dialogue, legality, and collective decision-making. Accordingly, any credible national dialogue, constitutional review, or political re-founding process derives its legitimacy not from political expediency, but from the principles embodied in Article Fifty-Six. The rule of law demands no less By the Independentist Political Desk Introduction

Barrister Timothy Mbeseha,the legal luminary. By Barrister Timothy Mbeseha A Short But Complicated StoryWhen people talk about the independence of countries in Africa, the case of Southern Cameroons stands out. Why? Because it’s one of the few cases where a people were asked to become independent by joining another country. That phrase—“independence by joining”—sounds strange.