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Investigative Report |By Emmanuel Darlington – Special Correspondent When Cameroon’s Biya regime unveiled the “Presidential Plan for the Reconstruction and Development of the North-West and South-West” (PPRD-NOSO) in 2020, it came with lofty promises of healing and renewal. With more than 89 billion CFA francs pledged, the government assured a grieving, war-torn Anglophone population that
By Mankah Rosa Parks |Senior Analyst. What is unfolding in Cameroun today is not an election campaign — it is a desperate ritual of survival, a hollow performance designed to preserve power, not to transfer it. The re-emergence of 93-year-old Paul Biya as the standard bearer of his ruling party for yet another presidential term
By Ali Dan Ismael, Editor-in-Chief What was branded as a peace initiative—the so-called “Canadian Talks”—turned out to be a calculated disaster. Marketed as a diplomatic effort to bring an end to the armed conflict in Southern Cameroons (Ambazonia), the Canadian Talks instead became a covert mission orchestrated to dismantle the legitimate government of Dr. Samuel
Colbert Gwain @The Colbert Factor Eric Chinje, the first Cameroonian journalist to have interviewed President Paul Biya extensively since the advent of Cameroon Radio Television (CTV), has been emphasizing the need for Cameroonian journalists to prioritize the voices of the people over those of power, particularly before, during, and after the upcoming 2025 Presidential election
Letter to the EditorSubject: The Church, Complicity, and the Crisis in Southern Cameroons Dear Editor, The Catholic Church in Cameroon has long played a pivotal role in defending the oppressed. Bishop Albert Ndongmo paid with exile for speaking out against the brutalities of Ahmadou Ahidjo during the independence era, and more recently, Cardinal Christian Tumi
Correction to Article: On the Ambazonian independence quest “Fragments, Not Fractions” – Hon. Tibor Nagy’s Candid Appraisal of Ambazonian LeadershipBy Editor-in-Chief Ali Dan IsmaelDate: June 10, 2025 It has come to our attention that an editorial error occurred in the original publication of the article titled: On the Ambazonian independent quest “Fragments, Not Fractions: A
Editor-in-Chief Ali Dan Ismael In 1984, George Orwell envisioned a grim world where authoritarianism thrives on silence, propaganda, and fear. In that dystopia, the past is erased, truth is controlled, and the state demands obedience through terror. Today, in the heart of Africa, Orwell’s warning finds tragic resonance in the Republic of Cameroon—where a brutal
Contributed by Editor-in-Chief Ali Dan Ismael In a moment of rare and thoughtful candour, the former United States Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, Honourable Tibor Nagy, stated during an interview on Ambazonian Television that “the Ambazonian leadership is in fragments — not fractions.” This comment, made with the piercing clarity of a seasoned
By Mankah Rosa Parks, Staff Writer, The Independentist In the enduring quest for freedom, few voices have remained as resolute and visionary as that of Dr. Samuel Ikome Sako, President of the Federal Republic of Ambazonia. For him, sovereignty is not an aspiration—it is a rightful inheritance stolen and now being reclaimed by a determined
By Joseph FritzMcBobe with investigative reports Ndikinemeki, Centre Region Cameroon– June 2025 What began as peaceful coexistence has erupted into flames—literally. English-speaking Cameroonians, originally from the Northwest and Southwest regions but resident in Ndikinemeki for nearly two decades, have become the latest victims of violent and calculated xenophobic attacks. Over the weekend, dozens of Anglophone
