🇨🇲 CAMEROON IN CRISIS: Where Is the CHURCH? Bishops Speak — Guilty Regime — The Youth Cry, Oh Church скачать в хорошем качестве

🇨🇲 CAMEROON IN CRISIS: Where Is the CHURCH? Bishops Speak — Guilty Regime — The Youth Cry, Oh Church

🇨🇲 This is one of the most important episodes we’ve ever produced. Today, we look at the role of the Church — Catholic, Protestant, Muslim leaders — in Cameroon’s 2025 post-election crisis. For decades, the Church has been the country’s moral compass. But as the nation faces two presidents, mass arrests, youth uprising, ghost towns, and a legitimacy battle… many Cameroonians are asking: 👉 Where is the Church now? 👉 Why are some bishops speaking boldly… while others stay silent? 👉 What role should faith leaders play when democracy collapses? In this episode, we cover: ✅ Latest 2025 Election Updates Bishops’ communiqués on governance Internet slowdown & censorship Youth deaths in protests Intensifying arrests in Garoua, Ngaoundéré, Douala Issa Tchiroma’s return & rising legitimacy Regime’s fear, elite panic, global pressure ✅ The Church’s Real Impact 12,000 polling stations monitored by Catholic observers Bishop Kleda’s “Kairos Moment” sermon Bishop Abraham Komé’s open letter The Apostolic Nuncio’s awkward silence moment in Bamenda Father Ludovic Lado’s warning to the Pope Historical role of Cardinal Christian Tumi ✅ What the People Expected vs What the Church Delivered A balanced, factual critique — respectful but honest. ✅ Comparisons with Africa Côte d’Ivoire (2010) Kenya (2007–2008) The Church as mediator vs spectator ✅ What Comes Next Moral leadership National healing The future of legitimacy Why Cameroon will never be the same after November 2025 ⭐ If this episode moved you, SHARE IT. Your voice is the shield of our democracy. ✊ Stay informed. Stay awake. Stay courageous. #CameroonCrisis #CameroonElection2025 #PostElectionCrisis #PaulBiya #IssaTchiroma #ChurchInCameroon #CatholicChurch #AfricanElections #DemocracyInAfrica #HumanRightsAfrica #JournalismAfrica #FaithAndPolitics #StopTheViolence #FreeCameroon #VoicesWithoutBorders