The President of the Government of Ambazonia in Exile Dr. Samuel Ikome Sako, addresses an open letter to all Commonwealth member countries.
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LRC Prime Minister, Joseph Dion Ngute, on an undecleared political Assignment to Bamenda, 4 July 2025.
Dr.Joseph Dion Ngute the heavily guarded PM on assignment. By Joseph FritzMcBobe, Local Correspondent Embedded in Convoy. THE CONVOY THAT FROZE A CITYBamenda’s twilight usually smells of roasted plantains and diesel fumes. Last night it smelled of fear. Thirty-two armored vehicles, two ambulances, and an electronic-warfare van snaked through Matazem Pass, headlights off, escorted by
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Parfums, Marionnettes et Présidents de Papier : La Satire Française Qui Met à Nu la Tragédie Camerounaise
Par Joseph FritzMcBobe, Bureau de Bokwango Dans le monde de la satire, peu de livres sont aussi mordants — et étrangement précis — que The I Hate the French Official Handbook. Bien que d’humour britannique, ses chapitres ressemblent à un manuel codé pour comprendre le Cameroun post-colonial, où l’hypocrisie française, la diplomatie théâtrale et l’orgueil
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Perfume, Puppets, and Paper Presidents: The French Satire That Exposes Cameroon’s Tragedy
By Joseph FritzMcBobe, Bokwango Bureau. In the world of satire, few books are as cutting—yet uncannily accurate—as The I Hate the French Official Handbook. Though British in humor, its chapters read like a coded manual for understanding post-colonial Cameroon, where French hypocrisy, theatrical diplomacy, and fragile pride shape the DNA of governance. But where the
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Project 2025, MAGA’s Resurrection, and America at 249: Is Martin Luther King’s Dream Dead?
Dr.Martin Luther king Jr. the forgotten prophet. By Ali Dan Ismael, London Editor-in-Chief. July 4, 2025. America celebrates 249 years of independence—a nation forged in rebellion, matured through contradiction, and once revered as a beacon of hope for immigrants, dreamers, and the oppressed. Fireworks will explode across city skies. Patriotic speeches will echo from podiums.
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The President of the Government of Ambazonia ( in Exile) Dr. Samuel Ikome sako congratulates the American people on their Independence celebration July 4th
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DÉMASQUER LE MANIFESTE DU RDPC – LE « MEIN KAMPF » DE BIYAAvec le Dr Martin Mungwa, Secrétaire d’État à la Communication – République fédérale d’Ambazonie
Réalisé par Jennifer McChriston & Young Jean-Pierre est Superviser par: Ali Dan Ismael (rédacteur en chef, Londres) POURQUOI CET ENTRETIEN, ET POURQUOI MAINTENANT ?En juin 2025, The Independentist a publié une enquête majeure révélant que le Libéralisme Communautaire et le Glossaire sur la Décentralisation au Cameroun constituent « le Mein Kampf de Biya en deux
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UNMASKING THE CPDM MANIFESTO – THE BIYA “MEIN KAMPF”With Dr Martin Mungwa, Secretary of State for Communication – Federal Republic of Ambazonia.
Interview Conducted by Jennifer McChriston & Young Jean-Pierre with the Editorial Supervision of Ali Dan Ismael (London Editor-in-Chief)________________________________________WHY THIS INTERVIEW, AND WHY NOW? In June 2025, The Independentist published a landmark exposé on Communal Liberalism and the Glossary on Decentralisation in Cameroon in two volumes.” The report argued that together, these texts form the ideological
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Le Piège de la Paix: Pourquoi les Ambazoniens doivent rejeter toutes les élections et quitter définitivement La République.
Lorsque Sir Dr. Ntumfon Halle a dévoilé son plan de paix en 12 points, et que les acteurs internationaux se sont ralliés derrière le processus dirigé par la Suisse, l’Initiative de Boston, puis les soi-disant pourparlers de paix canadiens, de nombreux Ambazoniens ont osé espérer. Peut-être que le monde avait enfin entendu notre cri. Peut-être
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The Peace Trap: Why Ambazonians Must Reject All Elections and Exit La République Forever
When Sir Dr. Ntumfon Halle unveiled his 12-point peace plan, and when international actors rallied behind the Swiss-led process, the Boston Initiative, and later the so-called Canadian peace talks, many Ambazonians dared to hope. Perhaps the world had finally heard our cry. Perhaps justice would come through diplomacy. Perhaps bloodshed could give way to dialogue.