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Ferdinand Ngoh Ngoh, incarne simplement la continuité de l’oppression, avec un nouveau visage et une rancune encore plus profonde envers les Anglophones. Par la Rédaction – The Independentist Alors que le monde continue de pointer du doigt le président Paul Biya, une figure plus dangereuse agit discrètement dans l’ombre — Ferdinand Ngoh Ngoh, Secrétaire général
Ferdinand Ngoh Ngoh allegedly directing or approving military operations in Ambazonia under the guise of protecting “national unity”. By The Editorial Desk – The Independentist While the world continues to point fingers at President Paul Biya, a more dangerous figure has been quietly working in the shadows—Ferdinand Ngoh Ngoh, Secretary-General at the Presidency. Though unelected,
Paul Nilong and Kizito Elad not their origins but their actions are a betrayal By Ali Dan Ismael | Editor-in-Chief, The Independentist In every revolution, history warns us of traitors clothed in familiarity—individuals who speak our language, wear our symbols, but serve the interests of the oppressor. The Ambazonian revolution for self-determination is no exception.
Maurice Kamto, walking a tight rope risking to legitimise the very system he seeks to reform. By The Editorial Desk Professor Maurice Kamto, long regarded as the most formidable challenger to Paul Biya’s entrenched rule, now finds himself walking a tightrope that could define not just his political career—but the future of opposition politics in
Arming civilians, is a calculated strategy to deepen repression, promote impunity, and sabotage the Ambazonian struggle for self-determination. MUEA, BUEA – By Fontem Asonganyi The recent installation of 36 so-called “vigilantes,” branded the “Peace Keeping Force” by the colonial Divisional Officer of Buea and other regime operatives, has triggered serious concern about the growing militarization
Prime Minister Keir Starmer called to do justice for the British southern cameroons (Ambazonia) like he thinks for Palestine By The Independentist Editorial Desk As the United Kingdom prepares to recognise the State of Palestine this September—on the condition of a ceasefire and a renewed commitment to a two-state solution—the world is witnessing a pivotal
Les architectes divins du rêve ambazonien. Le gouvernement de la République Fédérale d’Ambazonie (en exil) sous la direction du Dr Samuel Ikome Sako. Par la Rédaction de The Independentist Alors que la République du Cameroun (LRC) se prépare à des élections présidentielles très contestées le 12 octobre 2025, une transformation plus discrète mais bien plus
Paul Biya, under Siege by the Bulu-Beti oligarchy. Maurice Kamto, symbolically potent but ultimately toothless. By Editorial desk- The Independentist Sigmond Fraser’s article delivers a bold and incisive critique of the current political landscape in Cameroon, exposing layers of power manipulation, foreign interference, elite dominance, and popular suppression ahead of the October 12th, 2025 presidential
The divine architects of the Ambazonian dream. The government of the Federal Republic of Ambazonia (in exile) under the stewardship of Dr. Samuel Ikome Sako By The Independentist News Desk As the Republic of Cameroon (LRC) heads toward its highly contested October 12, 2025 presidential elections, a quieter yet far more consequential transformation is unfolding:
Sinners,the movie that tells the Ambazonian story By The Independentist Culture Desk Ryan Coogler’s newest film, Sinners, starring Michael B. Jordan, is far more than a gripping Southern horror story—it’s a haunting reflection on race, identity, and resistance. Set in 1930s Mississippi, the film follows twin brothers Smoke and Stack Moore as they return to
