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Licensing restrictions, selective advertising, and politically motivated prosecutions have turned the press into an echo chamber. The late Samuel Wazizi, tortured to death in military custody, remains a symbol of what happens when truth confronts tyranny. By Ali Dan Ismael — just back from Yaoundé, Cameroun Journalism: A Profession for Beggars in La République du
To Eric Chinje, Arrey Obenson, and all who now seek to rewrite their role in this tragedy: You cannot cleanse betrayal with eloquence. You cannot redeem complicity by inventing a “Project C.” Truth is not found in conferences but in confession. By Ali Dan Ismael, Editor-in-Chief, The Independentist The Veil Behind “Concern” A new chorus
Before the elections, the Bishops of Cameroon had issued a courageous pastoral letter reminding the nation that “the will of the people must be respected.” Those words carried the weight of moral authority — a reminder that democracy is not merely a political ritual, but a sacred obligation to truth and justice. Yet, after the
THE BETRAYAL WE WILL NEVER FORGETAn Open Letter to the CPDM Elites and ELECAM Officials of the North West and South West Regions By John P. K. Semirnyuy | October 2025 A Day That Shamed the Spirit of Democracy On October 12, 2025, the world watched — or perhaps pretended not to see — as
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He is described as a dimwit with untested strategic knowledge, easily manipulable by French Cameroun—his ancestral homeland. Ambazonians and everyone else can see it clearly, except him. By The Independentist news desk Who is Tapang Ivo, and why is he being discussed? Tapang Ivo parades himself on social media like a general without an army
Philemon Yang and Fai Yengo Francis rose high, but they never stood tall. They had platforms but refused to use them for justice. They had power but lacked courage. In the end, both became symbols of an aging, discredited system By Ali Dan Ismael editor-in-chief on assignment in Yaounde Cameroon. Yaounde October 9th 2025- Philemon
Chris Anu worked with Bamkoui to engineer a plot to capture President Samuel Ikome Sako. The plan was simple but sinister: convince the President to embark on a diplomatic mission to Djibouti, with a “strategic stop” in Addis Ababa. There, agents of La République du Cameroun were waiting to abduct him in the same manner
Today is Sunday, the day when men and women of God hold their Bibles to preach truth, denounce lies, deceit, hypocrisy, and theft, and encourage godly living while condemning behaviour that leads to destruction. To all leaders and figures in the Southern Cameroons Ambazonian struggle, whether pastors, politicians, activists, or commentators, this is a moment
Letter of ConscienceSeptember 7, 2025 To: Senior Boban, Philemon Yang On your appointment as one of the 2025 elections campaign managers for 92-year-old Paul Biya in Bamenda- Biya, who is running for his eighth term after 43 years in power, amid allegations of killing Southern Cameroonians, jailing men, boys, women, girls, and babies, razing villages,
