Bishops in Cameroon Demand Action Against Government Inaction
Recently, bishops in Cameroon have voiced strong criticism against the government, highlighting issues of bad governance and the ongoing suffering of the population. During their annual meeting, they expressed deep concern over the "continuous misery" faced by citizens due to various crises, including civil conflict in the north west and south west region of Cameroon and also economic hardship. The bishops went as far as to suggest that it might be "better for the devil to rule Cameroon" than the current regime, indicating their profound discontent with the leadership of President Paul Biya . This statement reflects their belief that the current government has failed to address the pressing needs of the people and has contributed to the country's instability. The bishops' remarks come in the context of a nation grappling with significant challenges, including ethnic divisions and violence, particularly in the Anglophone regions...