Each of the platforms of the World Public Assembly has its own special meaning and is focused on a specific area. One of the highlights of the panel sessions will be a dialogue dedicated to a unique territory that has a special spiritual significance in the context of the development of civilizations: “Altai as the…
The Bishop of Douala worried about a new term for Paul Biya As an important presidential election is approaching in Cameroon, scheduled for October 2025, Archbishop Samuel Kleda of Douala has just published a sixteen-page pastoral letter in which he provides a damning assessment of the situation in his country. This situation has been exacerbated…
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Igbo’s fatal flaw: A critical response by Dr Austin Orette The person who cries loudest when a stone is thrown into the market is the one who has been hit. To him, everything is about tribal affiliation. For the person to grow, he or she must at some point learn whether his interaction is positive…
AfroMedia Condemns the Assassination of Media Professionals in Gaza and Calls on the UN to Take Urgent Action AfroMedia: Israel is Depriving Future Generations of Their Right to Knowledge and Destroying All International Values and Charters. AfroMedia: The Israeli War Machine is Targeting Journalists to Conceal the Occupation’s Crimes Against Civilians. The African Initiative for…
PHILEMON YANG A MERE FRENCH PUPPET This is the voice of Ambazonia. Today’s editorial is titled Philemon Yang, the silent servant in France’s colonial script. Today is Thursday, September 4th, 2025. Fellow Ambazonians, good afternoon. Philemon Yang is no accident of history. He is the love child of Solomon Tandeng Muna, the man who dismantled…
HOW AMBAZONIANS ARE USED BY CAMEROUN Welcome back to African Echoes, the podcast where we delve into the pivotal moments that have shaped the continent’s history. Today, I’m thrilled to be joined by the insightful historian, Rachel. Thanks, Jake. It’s always a pleasure to be here and explore these complex narratives with you. Our conversation…
WAR AGAINST BEFITTING BURIAL Let’s Wage War against “befitting burial”, to encourage BEFITTING LIVING. LETTER FROM LATE MOTHER TO HER SON – THREE DAYS AFTER HER BURIAL: Dear Son, I want to know why I died like a poor woman when I have a Son like you. My Son, I wanted to bless you before…
Russia – Africa Africa on the Global Agenda: Challenges and Partnership Prospects The panel session “Africa in the Modern World” will be held as part of the business program of the World Public Assembly: A New Era of Cooperation and Partnership.” The central theme of the platform is the role of public diplomacy in addressing…
Power is a Loan, Not a Possession—Use It to Plant People Power is a loan. It is never truly owned, only held for a while. Whether it comes through politics, position, influence, or privilege, power has an expiry date. Yet, many who ascend into authority forget this fundamental truth. They build monuments to themselves, silence…
