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Repeated efforts by Ambazonian leaders, lawyers, and advocates to engage the UN Decolonization Committee have been unsuccessful. By The Independentist Editorial desk For Ambazonians, the United Nations is both the forum that birthed our hopes and the body that failed to complete them. Many articles, legal memoranda, and historical inquiries have returned to the central
The Comoros: An archipelago in chains. By Julien Poccachard | Special Correspondence in the Comoros THE COMORIAN STORY.The Comoros, a group of volcanic islands nestled between Madagascar and Mozambique, is often referred to as “the perfume islands” for its export of ylang-ylang and spices. But its real fragrance, post-independence, has been the unmistakable stench of
Le Professeur Joseph Charles Owona le père idéologique d’Essingan Par Mankah Rosa ParksCorrespondante principale d’enquête, The Independentist Lorsque l’Allemagne nazie s’est effondrée en 1945, beaucoup pensaient que son idéologie fasciste disparaîtrait avec elle. Mais dans les cendres de Berlin, quelque chose de plus sinistre a survécu — non pas en Europe, mais dans les anciennes
Professor Joseph Owona one of the key architects of the Essingang By Mankah Rosa ParksSenior Investigative Correspondent, The Independentist When Nazi Germany collapsed in 1945, many believed its fascist ideology would perish with it. But in the ashes of Berlin, something sinister lived on—not in Europe, but in France’s former African colonies. France, which had
Par Mankah Rosa Parks, Correspondante Culturelle Principale | The Independentist Lorsque le livre satirique I Hate the French – Official Handbook affirmait que les Français « conquièrent avec des baisers et embrouillent avec des sauces à la crème », peu auraient imaginé à quel point cela s’avérerait vrai dans l’Afrique post-indépendance — en particulier au
By Emmanuel Darlington – Senior Investigative Correspondent It began in Haiti. France’s first and most humiliating colonial defeat, where Black people dared not only to break their chains but to demand recognition as equals. That single act of defiance set off a century-long obsession: maintaining power not through occupation, but through economic domination, elite capture,
