We are home to news on Cameroon and the CEMAC region. We are dedicated to honest and reliable reporting. We are the voice of the Cameroonian people and their fight for freedom and democracy at a time when the Yaoundé government is silencing dissent and suppressing democratic voices.
In this climate of suspicion stands Archbishop Andrew Nkea. Many Ambazonians—especially those directly displaced or brutalized by the conflict—feel that his public posture has too often aligned with narratives that minimize LRC’s responsibility. By The Amba Patriot A Crisis of Trust in the Liberation Space The arrest of Ayaba Cho Lucas by the Norwegian criminal
The High Military Command for the Restoration of Order has seized power in Guinea Bissau, suspended the electoral process, closed borders, and detained the president. The pattern is familiar. A disputed election. A tired electorate. A compromised elite. A presidential guard turning against the very president it is meant to protect. By The Independentist Political
In Verdun — the vast cemetery of Europe where I personally spent a week in the summer of 1995, walking among its crosses, ossuaries, and unmarked graves — a small group gathered to honour Philippe Pétain, the Nazi collaborator whose Vichy regime helped deport 75,000 Jews to their deaths. By Ali Dan Ismael — Editor-in-Chief,
The Tchiroma affair is not a peripheral issue. It is a major geopolitical fault line at the crossroads of regional identity, historical grievance, power politics, and transnational influence. By Timothy Enongene The Independentist Analysis of Issa Tchiroma’s Signaling Garoua November 12th 2025 – Recent intelligence assessments indicate that Cameroonian political figure Issa Tchiroma is deliberately
What Clément Atangana unwittingly revealed is that Cameroon no longer functions as a republic; it survives as a syndicate of power. Yet, in exposing that truth, he has done what no Ambazonian petition or protest alone could achieve: he made the case for freedom irrefutable. By Ali Dan Ismael (London) and Jean-Marie Poccachard (Lyon) Yaounde
Through the so-called Accords de Coopération, France institutionalized tribal supremacy, economic servitude, and political dependency — building a system where one man’s survival became the guarantee of another nation’s interests. By Ali Dan Ismael (London), Eposi Lum (Bamenda), and Jean-Marie Poccachard (Lyon), The Independentist A Pact Built on Dependence, Not Development For more than four
Across the board, three distinct fault lines are now visible. The Northern bloc—comprising the Far North, North, and Adamawa—has become increasingly alienated from Yaoundé’s southern elite and is now asserting its historical and cultural independence. The Southern bloc, encompassing the Centre, South, Littoral, and East regions, remains the stronghold of the Biya establishment, clinging to
From his Los Angeles-based firm, Nsahlai claims the title of “international legal advocate,” but functions as an outsourced branch of Yaoundé’s Ministry of Propaganda.His firm’s mission has been clear — to brand Ambazonian activists as “terrorists” and lobby Western institutions to revoke their rights. By Ali Dan Ismael, Editor-in-Chief, on assignment in Buea, Ambazonia As
France will never accept Tchiroma’s brand of federalism. But not because Paris defends Cameroonian unity or democratic order — rather, because federalism undermines France’s centralized control over resource extraction and currency domination.A genuine federation would allow regions to manage their own wealth, eroding France’s stranglehold through the CFA franc and opaque colonial concessions. By The
For the first time since the failed 1984 coup, the Cameroonian army is questioning its own role in preserving the Biya system.Inside Etoudi, the fear is palpable. Advisers have reportedly warned the President that any attempt at repression in Garoua could provoke defiance — not from the streets, but from within the ranks. By The
