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Chris Anu: The Judas of Ambazonia’s Revolution

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

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A Reflection and clarion call by Nelson Uchiba to the people of the British southern cameroons Ambazonia. Sunday, 14 September 2025

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

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From the prison walls of the Yaounde central prison, Abdulkarim Ali a Boban, in an open letter calls to conscience a senior Boban in the person of Mr.Philemon Yang

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,

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Capitalisme de connivence et RDPC : Le régime Biya, une société d’État déguisée en parti politique

Lorsque le President Biya succède à Ahidjo en 1982, il rebaptise l’UNC en RDPC lors du congrès de Bamenda en 1985. Ce n’était pas une renaissance démocratique, mais une restructuration d’entreprise. Le « renouveau » qu’il annonça tenait davantage du discours d’un PDG devant ses investisseurs que d’un programme politique. Par La Rédaction de The

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Crony Capitalism and the RDPC: Biya’s State Corporation Masquerading as a Party

When President Paul Biya took over in 1982, he rebranded the UNC into the RDPC at the 1985 Bamenda Congress. This was not a democratic rebirth — it was a corporate restructuring. The “new deal” Biya announced was the language of a corporate CEO presenting a fresh brand to investors. By The Independentist Editorial Desk

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MimiMefo INFO: Journalism or Propaganda?

Detractors of Dr. Samuel Ikome Sako, are repeatedly given airtime and coverage, the man himself—the legitimate head of our liberation movement—has never once been invited to address the people through her medium. Not once. Journalism that silences one side while amplifying another is not journalism; it is narrative engineering. By The Independentist editorial Desk In

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An Open Letter to Rev. Dr. Mbah Victor

Rev. Dr. Mbah Victor, the Ambazonian struggle is bigger than Irene Ngwa, bigger than Moghamo, and bigger than you. By Gamon Andrew My dear Rev. Dr. Victor Mbah, I write to you with no hesitation, for the time has come for truth, not diplomacy. You must know your limits in our Ambazonian struggle for independence.

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Promesses brisées: 21 Questions au Premier ministre colonial Joseph Dion Ngute

Dion Ngute n’est pas seul. Depuis le Nord-Ouest, Akere Muna a suivi le même chemin. Il parle de réforme mais évite la vérité : aucun traité ne lie le Cameroun méridional à la République du Cameroun. Rédaction du Desk Éditorial de The Independentist 25 août 2025 En 2019, la raffinerie de pétrole Sonara à Victoria

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Broken Promises: 21 Questions for Colonial Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute

Dion Ngute is not alone. From the Northwest, Akere Muna has followed the same path. He speaks of reform but avoids the truth: there is no treaty binding Southern Cameroons to La République du Cameroun. The Independentist Editorial Desk August 25, 2025 In 2019, the Sonara oil refinery in Victoria burned down. The government promised

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The Independentist – Desk PolitiqueJoshua Osih : Les vingt questions auxquelles les Ambazoniens exigent des réponses

Joshua Nambangi Osih: son parcours suscite de nombreuses interrogations. Né d’une mère suisse et d’un père originaire du Ndian, il a fréquenté le CPC Bali un institution prestigieuse d’Ambazonie, mais a grandi à Yaoundé et bâti sa carrière politique à Douala. Par la Rédaction Politique – The Independentist Dans le théâtre politique camerounais, Joshua Nambangi

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