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Les signataires, tant que vous ne reconnaîtrez pas le génocide en Ambazonie…Vous resterez sans pertinence pour notre peuple. Par The Independentist – La soi-disant Déclaration de Foumban du 2 août 2025 n’est pas seulement un geste politique creux — c’est une insulte calculée envers le peuple du Cameroun méridional (Ambazonie), un peuple qui endure depuis
Albert Dzongang.His parable collapses under the weight of Ambazonian reality. By the Independentist news desk Albert Dzogang’s recent parable comparing the Biya regime to a thief caught with a stolen goat has stirred political debate across La République du Cameroun. In his analogy, a “clever thief” escapes when caught, while a “foolish thief” clinging to
Gathering in Foumban is not an empty political gesture, it is a calculated insult to the people of the British southern cameroons (Ambazonia). THE FOUMBAN DECLARATION OF AUGUST 2nd 2025 We, Political Leaders and Candidates for the Presidential Election of October 12th 2025, Allied Movements and Patriotic Citizens, Gathered in the Historic City of Foumban,Committed
MIMI Mefo, the voice in the wilderness that Ambazonians have refused to listen to. By The Editorial Desk | The Independentist To Mimi Mefo and others urging Ambazonians to participate in the upcoming 2025 elections in Cameroon—we acknowledge the sincerity of your appeal. But we must respond with clarity, memory, and conviction. Your call for
“1992 must be remembered not as a hope lost—but as a warning sounded. No people should walk into the same fire twice.” Dr Samuel Sako Ikome Re:Response to the Open Letter to the Ambazonian Separatist GroupsIssued by the Department of CommunicationFederal Republic of AmbazoniaDate: 23 July 2025 To: Mr. Ndifor RichardSubject: Clarifying the Position of
Dear Mr. Kennedy Abang, Thank you for engaging with our recent editorial on The Eleventh Province Dilemma in Ambazonia’s Political Tragedy. Your response raises important points about the distinction between ethnicity and nationalism, and the historical complexity of political allegiance in the Bamenda Grassfields. However, your rebuttal—while passionate—misinterprets the core thrust of our article and
