December 6, 2025

Religion

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Presbyterian Church in Cameroon (PCC) celebrates 67th anniversary

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The Presbyterian Church in Cameroon (PCC) celebrates the 67th anniversary of autonomy. The church, which gained independence from the Basel Mission in 1957, is marking this milestone under the theme “Blessed Assurance”. The celebrations took place on Sunday, November 10, 2024, both at home and in congregations abroad. This year’s event is particularly significant as…

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Diocese of Buea Denies Allegations of Land Misappropriation

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The Diocese of Buea has recently faced serious allegations of land misappropriation, specifically involving Bishop Michael Bibi. Critics have accused him of using “thugs” to seize private land in Molyko, a claim that has sparked significant controversy and public outcry. The allegations suggest that the Church, under Bishop Bibi’s leadership, has been involved in forcibly taking over land that belongs to private individuals, which has led to a heated debate within the community. In response to these accusations, the Diocese has strongly denied any wrongdoing. They assert that the claims are entirely unfounded and are part of a deliberate attempt to tarnish the Church’s reputation. The Diocese has emphasized its commitment to transparency and ethical conduct, stating that all land transactions have been conducted legally and with the necessary approvals. This situation has affected the Church’s image and raised broader questions about land ownership and governance in the region. The controversy has highlighted the challenges religious institutions face in maintaining trust and transparency within their communities, especially in areas where land disputes are common. The public reaction has been mixed, with some people expressing support for the Church and others calling for a thorough investigation into the allegations. The incident has also drawn attention to the need for clear and fair processes for resolving land disputes to prevent such conflicts from arising in the future. This issue underscores the importance of accountability and…

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Kumba Town Presbyterian Congregation Holds Open-Air Service Amid Church Lockdown by Protesters

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Kumba Town Presbyterian Congregation Holds Open-Air Service Amid Church Lockdown by Protesters In the town of Kumba, Cameroon, a recent event has highlighted the complex interplay between religious practices and social activism. Members of the Presbyterian Church (PC) found themselves in an unexpected situation when they were compelled to hold their Sunday worship outdoors. This…

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A Letter to Archbishop Andrew Nkea, archbishop of Bamenda by one of the children of Father Cletus Tita. Monday, September 23, 2024.

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A Letter to Archbishop Andrew Nkea, archbishop of Bamenda by one of the children of Father Cletus Tita. Monday, September 23, 2024. Dear Archbishop Andrew Nkea: I recently listened to your video message calling on parents to send their children to school for the new academic year 2024 – 2025. How can you explain this…

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