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By Dr. Martin Mungwa – New York, USA | Ambazonian When Dr. Nick Gwayam (also known as Dr. Nick Ngwanyam) declared with stunning finality that “there is nothing like an Anglophone problem in Cameroon,” he did more than echo the tired lines of Yaoundé’s propaganda machine. He exposed the tragic degeneration of a generation of
By Ali Dan Ismael – Senior Investigative Correspondent, Sahel Region Yaounde June 2025 – On June 21, 2025, Cameroonian media activist Mimi Mefo published a misleading article alleging that Dr. Samuel Ikome Sako, President of the Ambazonian government in exile is implicated in atrocities committed by separatist fighters in the conflict-ridden Anglophone regions of Cameroon.
LETTER TO THE EDITORRe: Eric Chinje and the Betrayal of the Truth. To the Editor, I write in response to the recent ABS interview in which veteran journalist Eric Chinje, once a staunch and articulate voice for Ambazonian self-determination, declared that Ambazonian independence is nothing more than a “pipe dream.” Coming from the author of
By Young Jean-Pierre | Senior Correspondent – Pan-African Affairs & GeopoliticsJune 2025 – Ouagadougou / Abidjan / Abuja / Paris In the late 20th century, West Africa saw a bold experiment in independent governance and economic reform under the leadership of Thomas Sankara in Burkina Faso. His administration emphasized national ownership of resources, reduction of
By Ali Dan Ismael | Senior Investigative Correspondent – Sahel Region. June 2025 – Yaoundé | Oslo | Abuja | London | Toronto | Geneva Disclaimer This article is an independent investigative report based on publicly accessible information, expert interviews, and verified sources within media, diplomacy, and regional security. It is intended solely for informational,
By Mankah Rosa Parks | Senior Investigative Correspondent Yaounde – June 2025: “We are a nation at war.”So declared veteran journalist Eric Chinje in his widely circulated essay “Understanding the Civil War in Cameroon.” In it, he described the post-1961 betrayal of Anglophones and affirmed, unequivocally, the legitimacy of their uprising against La République du
By Jennifer McChriston | Senior Correspondent – Geopolitics & Global Finance June 2025 – Washington / Riyadh / LagosIn the aftermath of the 1970s oil crisis, a new global financial order emerged—one that would profoundly shape international economics, diplomacy, and energy policy for decades. Central to this transformation was the creation of the petrodollar system,
AMBALAND, June 2025 — The Federal Republic of Ambazonia bows its head in solemn remembrance as the nation bids farewell to two towering pillars of its liberation struggle: Ma Iya Emma Endeley, Director General of ABC Networks 24, and Vice President Eric Ateh, a devoted statesman and architect of government cohesion during turbulent times. Ma
By Jennifer McChriston | Senior Correspondent – June 2025 – Global DeskFor over seven decades, the United States has played a central role in shaping global financial norms, trade patterns, and international governance. This leadership has often been articulated through the defense of democratic values, humanitarian intervention, and global stability. Yet a closer look at
By Jennifer McChriston | Senior CorrespondentJune 2025 – Global Desk In recent decades, a series of high-profile crises across Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, and Sudan have transformed these once-stable nations into fragile or contested states. From external military interventions to economic shocks and internal upheavals, these developments raise complex questions about international law, post-colonial
