THE SIX FACETS OF THE SOUTHERN CAMEROONS – AMBAZONIA PROBLEM

BY DAVID ABOUEM A TCHOYI, FORMER GOVERNOR OF THE NORTH-WEST AND SOUTH-WEST Six facets come to mind: 1- Criticism of the centralized state. 2- The transfer of decision-making centers from Yaoundé, far from the populations and their problems. 3- Failure to respect commitments relating to the equitable consideration of institutional, legal, administrative cultures and traditions,…

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Southern Cameroon’s War of Independence: ROOT CAUSES MUST BE ADDRESSED

The Senior Associate and Regional Director for West and Central Africa at the National Democratic Institute, NDI,  US-based good governance champion and democratisation expert, Dr Christopher Fomunyoh Reiterates need to address root causes On the deepening crisis in the Southern Cameroons – Ambazonia, styled North West and South West regions by the annexationist French Cameroon…

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The Courage to Heal: Addressing the Anglophone Crisis through Representative Governance and Truthful Dialogue

The Anglophone Crisis in Cameroon is not merely a story of political disagreement; it is a saga of identity, alienation, and the complexity of resistance. For eight years, this crisis has torn apart communities, disrupted lives, and transformed identities, often in inexplicable ways. To begin mending these fractures, Cameroon needs a rare and powerful virtue:courage…

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Why Bakassi Remains an INTEGRAL PART OF Southern Cameroons

Why Bakassi Remains an INTEGRAL PART OF Southern Cameroons: Commentary on the ICJ Ruling on Bakassi. By Denis Atemnkeng COMMENTARY ON THE ICJ RULING IN THE LAND AND MARITIME BOUNDARY BETWEEN NIGERIA AND CAMEROON, FOCUS ON THE BAKASSI PENINSULA By Denis Atemnkeng On 29 March 1994 the Government of the Republic of Cameroon filed in…

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