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Our people deserve justice, not propaganda. They deserve accountability, not narrative manipulation. And they deserve a future where truth is established by evidence—not by the loudest headline. By Ako Aya The Independentistnews Contributor The tragic killing of Atong Ignatius Achondo has shaken our people. His abduction, torture, and murder are crimes that must be condemned
The Southern Cameroons did not fail to decolonize itself. It was failed by those entrusted with its decolonization. And any roadmap toward resolution must begin with that truth, not bury it under invoices and retainer agreements. Justice that requires the victims to pay for the crime scene investigation is not justice. It is merely a
A struggle does not become illegitimate because it is costly. A resistance does not become criminal because it bleeds. A people do not lose their rights because they are attacked. A cause does not die because fighters fall. History does not remember surrender. History does not honor submission. History does not record obedience as liberation.
Anglophones did not rise up expecting to be killed for their political opinion. They rose up expecting the law, dignity, and history to matter. And history has a habit of being unkind to those who confuse comfort with conscience. By Ako Aya The Indepenedentistnews contributor Kristian Ngah Christian’s so-called “open letter to separatist leaders and
An Open Letter to The Guardian Post Publisher and Editorial Board of The Guardian Post, Subject: Stop Moral Laundering, State Violence Under the Guise of Peace. Dear Mr Ngah Christian, Your recent article urging “separatists to end violence” is not a call for peace. It is a public exercise in moral laundering. You have chosen to lecture
Ambazonia does not exist because people speak English. It exists because a people were denied the right to complete their decolonization. Reducing that reality to an “Anglophone crisis,” misusing the language of open diplomacy, and substituting prayer and visibility for statecraft mobilize attention but dissolve legitimacy. By Ali Dan Ismael and Mankah Rosa Parks, the
Ambazonians want peace more than anyone — because they are the ones burying their children. But peace must be built on justice. Peace Without Justice Is Not Peace: A Response to Elie Smith And justice must stand on the freedom of a people in their land. Until that day, the duty to defend remains a
History records that Nkrumah and Mandela both proved a simple but profound truth: chains can confine a body, but never a vision. However, their ultimate success came not from prison itself, but from the unity of disciplined organization outside it. By Ali Dan Ismael, Editor-in-Chief — The Independentist Introduction: Context Matters On November 12, 2025,
Dear editor, I write here on hehalf of the government of Ambazonia, to thank you for the great role you are playing in this struggle for our freedom, and to appreciate your fervent reader and Ambazonian patriot for her kind words and for her continued engagement through The Independentist and Voice of Ambazonia Radio. Her
True unity will require humility from all — government officials, civic leaders, and diaspora organizations alike. The cause belongs to all, but it must be coordinated by the constitutional authority chosen by the people. By The Independentist Political Desk Date: November 10, 2025 Subject: The Ambazonia Working Group’s “Unity Initiative” — Noble Intentions, Unanchored Foundations
