The Southern Cameroons, or the Anglophone problem, started on August 24, 1961

The Southern Cameroons, or the Anglophone problem, started on August 24, 1961 The continuous disagreement among the people of Southern Cameroons is why there was never a 3rd option for outright independence of SOUTHERN CAMEROONS. ANGLOPHONES ARE THEIR OWN PROBLEM. The enemy of Southern Cameroons is a Southern Cameroonian. Don’t blame the British or La…

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The Cameroons: We need political goodwill to accept the different histories that brought us together.

The Cameroons: We need political goodwill to accept the different histories that brought us together. If one side tries to assimilate the other like the fish swallowed Jonah, it will cause the nation political indigestion, as is the one caused by the present crisis   MY FIRST NATIONAL DAY CELEBRATIONS. 20th May 1976 will remain…

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General Bouba Dobekreo says the Military and Civilian Forces must march in Bamenda despite the Ambazonia ban.

General Bouba Dobekreo says the Military and Civilian Forces must march in Bamenda despite the Ambazonia ban. A top colonial Cameroun military officer in war-torn Bamenda, General Bouba Dobekreo, has confirmed that the Cameroun Government has Civilian Forces in Bamenda who are working with Cameroun military forces, and both of them shall ensure the smooth…

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Cameroon Government forces kill 3 separatists on the eve of a supposed national unity day

Cameroon Government forces kill 3 separatists on the eve of a supposed national unity day The government in Ikata, Muyuka Subdivision, have sh0t dead three separatist fighters whom they had captured a week ago as vengeance for the two soldiers killed by separatists yesterday. According to our investigations, the three fighters (identified as Perise, Melvin…

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The Cameroons and The Final Desecration of the Union:

The Final Desecration of the Union: How Constitutional Manipulation, Democratic Erosion, and Anglophone Marginalization are Pushing Cameroon toward Rupture. By Akere Tabeng Muna   Cameroon was not born as a unitary state. It emerged from a solemn and historic union between two distinct territories: British Southern Cameroons and La République du Cameroun. That union was…

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L’Héritage Africain de Macron : Discours de Renouveau, Silence sur l’Ambazonie

L’Héritage Africain de Macron : Discours de Renouveau, Silence sur l’Ambazonie Par Ali Dan Ismael Rédacteur en chef, The Independentist News De Nairobi à Yaoundé, de Dakar à Bamako, un nombre croissant d’Africains commencent à poser une question difficile : Qu’est-ce qui a réellement changé dans les relations entre la France et l’Afrique sous la…

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