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Archbishop Andrew Nkea: represents a broader dilemma faced by the Catholic Church in Cameroon. On one hand, it seeks to protect its institutions and faithful under a government intolerant to open criticism. By The Independentist Religious Correspondent The conflict in Ambazonia has placed every leader — political, civic, and religious — before difficult moral choices.
French President Emmanuel Macron: acknowledges French atrocities committed in Cameroon during the 1950s as the country fought for independence, but forgets to mention that these atrocities extended into the British southern Cameroons. By The Independentist Editorial desk French President Emmanuel Macron has, for the first time, publicly acknowledged that French colonial troops committed “repressive violence”
L’archevêque Samuel Kleda (en blanc) dit la vérité au pouvoir, l’archevêque Andrew Nkea (en noire)est prudent à l’extrême Par Clarise Fonkwa, The Independentist Dans une lettre pastorale rare et sans concession, l’archevêque Samuel Kleda dénonce la corruption endémique du Cameroun, la fraude électorale et le conflit non résolu avec l’Ambazonie — révélant au grand jour
Archbishop Samuel Kleda(in white) speaks truth to power, while Archbishop Andrew Nkea(in pink) is cautious to a falt. By Clarise Fonkwa, The Independentist In a rare and unflinching pastoral letter, Archbishop Samuel Kleda denounces Cameroon’s entrenched corruption, electoral fraud, and the unresolved Ambazonia conflict—laying bare a nation in moral collapse. Archbishop Andrew Nkea’s cautious approach
Emissaries from cameroon to the Holy See, with assignment to persuade the Pope to instruct Catholic clergy in Cameroon to refrain from speaking on matters of governance, political reform, and justice. By The independentist Religious Affairs Desk The Vatican Rome -12 August 2025. Recent reports indicate that the government of La République du Cameroun has
Conseil constitutionnel: les allégations abondent sur l’argent ayant changé de mains lors du jugement sur la candidature de Maurice Kamto Par The Independentist De nouvelles allégations de corruption dans le système politique de la République du Cameroun mettent une fois de plus en lumière la profonde pourriture qui mine ses institutions. Selon le média d’investigation
Constitutional council: Allegations abound of money having changed hands on the ruling, on the candidature of Prof. Maurice Kamto By The Independentist Editorial desk Fresh allegations of bribery in La République du Cameroun’s political system have once again laid bare the deep corruption embedded within its institutions. According to investigative outlet Le TGV de l’info,
Martin Abegly, was a successful real estate entrepreneur in Ntarinkon and had recently buried his father. His story is a painful reminder of the ongoing instability in Ambazonia. By Fontem Asonganyi in Kumba The tragic killing of Martin Abegly, a respected Shesan of the 1975 batch, underscores the grave dangers facing those who visit or
Les citoyens ordinaires ont été empêchés d’entrer dans la salle, et la chaîne nationale CRTV, n’a pas diffusé l’événement, une chaîne privée, NAJA TV, a été interrompue de retransmettre l’audience en direct. Par la redaction Independentist Le 4 août 2025, un événement politique crucial s’est déroulé à Yaoundé, la capitale de la République du Cameroun.
Members of the public were denied access to the courtroom, and —CRTV—did not broadcast the event, private local media house, NAJA TV were forced to stop livestreaming, Journalists were reportedly threatened. By Independentist Editorial desk On August 4, 2025, a critical political event took place in Yaoundé, the capital of La République du Cameroun (LRC).
