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.
The fall of Muammar Gaddafi unleashed a torrent of weapons and fighters across the Sahara. Arms stockpiles that had been under tight control suddenly spilled into neighboring countries. Smugglers moved assault rifles, machine guns, and rocket launchers through the porous borders of Algeria, Niger, Mali, and beyond. By The Independentist editorial desk When former French
The economic model that underpins France’s state spending and global influence is being challenged at its foundation. African countries are nationalizing assets, rejecting military accords, and pivoting towards new partners.- France’s public debt has ballooned to €3.3 trillion (114% of GDP), with debt servicing eating up 7% of state expenditure. By The Independentist news Desk
Issa Tchiroma announced that before heading to the Savannah Zone, he sought and received permission from his “friend” Chris Anu. By The Independentist Editorial Desk A few days ago, during the October 12 political selection exercise organized by la République du Cameroun, Issa Tchiroma made a public declaration in Bamenda, in the Savannah Zone, that
In the so-called Grand Centre (Centre, South, and East regions) — widely viewed as Biya’s political base — no candidate was allowed to emerge. This ensures that votes in the regime’s stronghold remain consolidated. By Timothy Enongene, Independentist Contributor, Kumba – Meme County It is becoming increasingly evident, even to those who were previously unaware,
Treaties Securing Southern Cameroons’ Boundaries are well known, with La République du Cameroun: The 1917 Alfred Milner–Henry Simon Treaty, confirmed by the Versailles Treaty (1919), and Boundary with Nigeria: The Anglo-German treaties of 11 March 1913 and 12 April 1913. By The Southern Cameroons (Ambazonia) Students’ Caucus, Buea NB: Ambazonia is the name Southern Cameroons
The French government, the British High Commission, and the Commonwealth will all endorse the results in the name of “stability.” They will issue carefully worded statements about “peaceful elections,” while waiting for their kickbacks — cheap bananas, timber, oil, or whatever else can be extracted from a colonized economy. By The Independentist editorial Desk The
Une image récente du ministre Paul Njukag Tassong illustre à merveille l’ironie de ce régime. Debout sur une route boueuse, parapluie à la main, il lisait une liste des « réalisations » de Biya — sous une pluie battante, tandis que le sol s’effondrait sous ses pieds. C’était une métaphore parfaite de quarante années de
Paul Tassong, standing on a muddy street, umbrella in hand, he reads out what appeares to be a litany of Biya’s “achievements” — while rain pours down and the road beneath him dissolves into muck. An accidental but perfect metaphor for forty years of rule: a state without reliable roads, drainage, or electricity, where even
Les images recyclées et les rumeurs suisses ne sont pas de simples anecdotes. Elles visent à fabriquer une fatalité : l’idée qu’aucun changement n’est possible. Par la Rédaction de The Independentist Depuis plus de quarante ans, Paul Biya dirige le Cameroun avec un mélange de silence, de spectacle et de manipulation. À l’approche des élections,
Paul Biya’s recycled images and recurring Switzerland rumors are not just about vanity — they are about power. They are designed to manufacture inevitability, to create the sense that no matter what happens, the old man in the suit will remain president. By The Independentist editorial Desk For more than 40 years, President Paul Biya
