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Residents point Accusing fingers at BIR Soldiers, over Two Civilians Killed in Ekona

The reported deaths of Larry and Ransom must not disappear into the expanding catalogue of unexplained casualties from the conflict. If the two men were unlawfully killed, their families deserve justice. If members of the security forces were responsible, those involved should be identified and subjected to an independent and credible accountability process. If a

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MUEA GUNFIRE SHATTERS YAOUNDÉ’S “WAR IS OVER” NARRATIVE

The conflict will not end because one side repeatedly announces that it has already ended. It will end when civilians are protected, political grievances are addressed, abuses are investigated, legitimate representatives can participate freely, and an enforceable settlement commands sufficient public consent. By Lester MaddoxGuest Contributor, The Independentist News As Amazon associate this site earns

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OSUN HAS SPOKEN: What Adeleke’s Victory Means for Nigeria and Ambazonia

The greatest victories of peoples are rarely born from the belief that victory will be easy. They are born from the conviction that justice is necessary and from the discipline required to make justice sustainable. Let Osun be the message. Let 2027 be the test. Let the people rise. Let the ballots speak. Let democracy

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SAKO’S PRESS CONFERENCE: AMBAZONIA HAS SURVIVED THE STORM—NOW IT MUST BE WATCHFUL, Ten Years After It Was Expected to Collapse, the Southern Cameroons Question Remains Alive.

Ambazonia has survived the storm. Now it must remain watchful enough, organized enough, and politically mature enough to recognize when history finally opens the door. And when that door opens, it must be prepared to walk through it. By Timothy EnongeneAssociate Editor-in-Chief, The Independentist News BUEA – 9 August 2026 – Dr. Samuel Ikome Sako’s

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INDONESIA FOUGHT BACK—BUT INDEPENDENCE WAS ONLY THE BEGINNING: What Indonesia’s Long Struggle Against Colonial Extraction—and the SOSUCAM Experience—Teach Ambazonia About Sovereignty, State-Building, and Productive Power

The Ambazonian objective should not be to replace centralized authority in Yaoundé with another extractive elite operating from Buea. It should be to build a constitutional and productive republic in which power is accountable, counties are capable, citizens are protected, strategic assets are nationally governed, and foreign partnerships strengthen rather than diminish national freedom. That

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LIGHTS, CAMERA, SOVEREIGNTY: How Ambazonian Independent Filmmakers Can Turn Africa’s New Film Fund into Cultural Power, Productive Enterprise, and Global Influence

The governing doctrine should be clear: Own the story. Protect the rights. Train the people. Control the source files. Build the production capacity. Reach the audience. Circulate the revenue. Finance the next generation. The nation that tells its own story does more than correct the historical record. It creates employment, preserves memory, develops talent, attracts

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THE BBC IS NOT DEAD—BUT ITS AUTHORITY IS ON TRIAL: What Trump’s $10 Billion Lawsuit Should Teach Ambazonia About Media Power, Editorial Accountability, and Narrative Sovereignty

The BBC is not dead. Its authority, however, can no longer be treated as self-validating. Trust must be earned through accuracy, transparency, correction, and accountability. Donald Trump has not yet proved that the BBC owes him $10 billion. The BBC has nevertheless admitted that its editing created a misleading impression. Both facts can be true

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WHEN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ERASES A CONTINENT: The State Department’s Failed Map, La République du Cameroun’s Schoolbooks, and the Strategic Imperative of Cartographic Sovereignty for Ambazonia

Before the world can recognize Ambazonia politically, Ambazonians must represent it geographically—with precision, evidence, discipline, democratic accountability, and an authority no careless algorithm, misleading schoolbook, commercial contractor, or occupying administration can overturn. By Ali Dan IsmaelEditor-in-chief, The Independentist News A Map Is Never Merely a Picture Rio de Janeiro – 31 July 2026 – At

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The Weaponization of Social Decay: Ekona and Kumba Mothers Rise Against a Narcotics Epidemic Threatening Ambazonia’s Future

The mothers have issued the warning. The future of Ambazonia is being stolen not only through political annexation, economic extraction, and military violence, but also through addiction, despair, and the erosion of community life. Their answer is courageous and unmistakable: the nation’s children will not be surrendered. By Timothy EnongeneAssociate Editor-in-Chief, The Independentist News KUMBA.-

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THE SHADOW EMPEROR OF ETOUDI: Exiled Intelligence Captain Accuses Ferdinand Ngoh Ngoh of High Treason and Exposes an Alleged “Palace Cartel” Running Cameroon

Captain Effoudou’s accusations remain allegations until independently substantiated. Yet the institutional questions they raise cannot be dismissed merely because they originate from exile or from a former insider in conflict with the regime. By Timothy Enongene, Associate Editor-in-chief. The Independentist News EUROPE – 24 July 2026 – The bitter and increasingly public succession struggle surrounding

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