Letters to the Editor

Letter to the editor Subject: Clarifying Biya’s Strategy—How Communal Liberalism, the Essingan Cult, and the “Eleventh Province” Narrative Replace the Ambazonian Voice Dear Editor-in-Chief, I write to express both my appreciation for your recent coverage of the so-called “11th Province Anglophones” and to offer a necessary clarification regarding the deep architecture of Paul Biya’s assimilationist

Letter to the Editor: Subject; The Eleventh Province and Historical Realities Dear Editor, I recently read your article on the concept of the “Eleventh Province” and its implications in the Southern Cameroons liberation struggle. I found it both thought-provoking and necessary, but I would like to offer a few reflections and clarifications based on my

To the Editor The Independentist Dear Editor, I enjoy reading your paper, The Independentist, and wish to thank you and your team for this publication. It is very professional and well researched. I am writing in reaction to your recent publication titled, “The SONARA Deception: PM Dion Ngute, Kribi, and the Truth Ambazonians Deserve.” Many

LETTER TO THE EDITORSubject; A response to Tsi Conrad’s Open Letter to Prof. Martin AyimBy the Communications Desk, Government of the Southern Cameroons (Ambazonia) in Exile Dear Editor, We have read with sober reflection the open letter from Brother Tsi Conrad addressed to Professor Martin Ayim. His words echo with the intensity and raw emotion

Tsi Conrad is a Prisoner of Conscience in theKondengui central prison Yaoundé Cameroun Subject; “RECLAIMING SOVEREIGNTY: WHERE THE SOUTHERN CAMEROONS RESTORATION STANDS TODAY.” By Tsi Conrad Dear Professor Martin Ayim, I have read your latest missive, “RECLAIMING SOVEREIGNTY: WHERE THE SOUTHERN CAMEROONS RESTORATION STANDS TODAY.” And with a sense of anguish, I must address the

Letter to the Editor Subject; Seeking Clarification on “From Sacred Heart to Yaoundé” Dear Editor, Thank you for the compelling article “From Sacred Heart to Yaoundé: The Rise and Fall of Felix Mbayu.” As someone who appreciates courageous journalism, I applaud your effort to expose complicity and moral failure. That said, I have a few