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Dr. Samuel Ikome sako, L’homme à la main de fer Par Mankah Rosa Parks, Correspondant principal, The Independentist La Théorie de l’Antidote : Pourquoi Seul un Churchill Pouvait Vaincre un Hitler — Et Pourquoi Seul un Sako Peut Libérer l’AmbazonieDans le théâtre de l’Histoire, la tyrannie n’est que rarement vaincue par la douceur, ni l’oppression
Dr. Samuel Ikome Sako: The man with the iron fist. By Mankah Rosa Parks, Senior Investigative Correspondent, The Independentist The Antidote Theory: Why Only a Churchill Could Defeat a Hitler — And Why Only a Sako Can Deliver AmbazoniaIn the theatre of history, tyranny is rarely defeated by kindness, nor is oppression dismantled by appeasement.
Paul Biya le Tyran bien PROTÉGÉ Par Joseph FritzMcBobe, Correspondant local, Quartier Endeley, Bokwango, Buea(+237) 697889553 Introduction : Le Tyran n’est pas Né – Il a été FabriquéL’ascension de Paul Biya au pouvoir au Cameroun n’est ni un hasard de l’histoire, ni le fruit d’une quelconque évolution démocratique. Elle résulte d’une stratégie postcoloniale bien rodée
Paul Biya, the well protected tyrant By Joseph FritzMcBobe, Local Correspondent, Endeley Quarters Bokwango, Buea(+237) 697889553 Introduction: The Tyrant Wasn’t Born—He Was Made. Paul Biya’s rise to power in Cameroon was neither an accident of history nor the result of democratic evolution. It was the calculated outcome of France’s long-standing postcolonial strategy: to govern Africa
Barrister Timothy Mbeseha, Human rights activist – A Personal Opinion –By Barrister Timothy Mbeseha 1. Purpose This write-up serves as a reminder that the Ambazonian restoration struggle has reached its final phase. Sooner or later, both parties—Ambazonia and La République du Cameroun—will be compelled by necessity to meet face-to-face to address the root causes of
By Dr. Martin Mungwa – New York, USA | Ambazonian When Dr. Nick Gwayam (also known as Dr. Nick Ngwanyam) declared with stunning finality that “there is nothing like an Anglophone problem in Cameroon,” he did more than echo the tired lines of Yaoundé’s propaganda machine. He exposed the tragic degeneration of a generation of
By Mankah Rosa Parks |Senior Analyst. What is unfolding in Cameroun today is not an election campaign — it is a desperate ritual of survival, a hollow performance designed to preserve power, not to transfer it. The re-emergence of 93-year-old Paul Biya as the standard bearer of his ruling party for yet another presidential term
Eric Chinje calls on media experts to sit up. Letter to media professionals and other social media influencers in Cameroon Dear colleagues, A deep thirst for change in the country: a role for the media… Dear friends, Dear colleagues, Cameroon finds itself at a critical crossroads in this 2025 election year. The political, economic, and
By Colbert Gwain @The Colbert Factor We grew up in our compound in Jinaku-Muteff village, Fundong Municipality, North West Region of Cameroon, knowing that our father, Bobe Jude Thadeus Fulai Biyong, was a very rich timber merchant. We had mistakenly assumed that his close friend, Bobe Faie, who lived in mainland Abuh, was just using
As Africans and Panafricanist, just celebrated another African day last May 25th, the Juba Global News Network, took advantage to recall that the recent anti colonial agitations witnessed around the continent are signs of the unyielding spirit of Panafricanism that lives on. Following is a recall of some of Africa’s Pan-Africanist actors that inspire today’s
