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Feb 1, 2021 author Cardinal Pietro Parolin bestows the pallium – the liturgical vestment of a metropolitan archbishop – on Archbishop Andrew Nkea Fuanya in Bamenda, Cameroon, Jan. 31, 2021. (Credit: Courtesy to Crux.) On a visit to Cameroon, the Vatican’s top diplomat has called for dialogue as “the best way to solve conflicts, and misunderstandings.” YAOUNDÉ, Cameroon – On a visit to Cameroon, the Vatican’s top diplomat has called for dialogue as “the best way to solve conflicts, and misunderstandings.” Cardinal Pietro Parolin was speaking Sunday in Bamenda, the capital of...

English Situation Report on Cameroon about Agriculture and Food and Nutrition; published on 30 Jan 2021 by FEWS NET

From Cameroon to Maine, Father Berngeh to serve Catholic parish ELLSWORTH — Straight from the heat of Cameroon, Father Roland Berngeh arrived in Maine mid-December, days before winter’s official start but still cold enough to shock. While not his first time in the United States, it was his first sighting of snow. “In fact, I had lived in the States, precisely in Los Angeles,” he explained from his office at St. Joseph Catholic Church, his brightly patterned shirt a stark contrast to the beige décor. That was 20 years ago, and he never saw snow, despite an intentional winter stop in t...

Cameroon Situation Report, 30 Dec 2020 Format NORTH-WEST AND SOUTH-WEST REGIONS SITUATION REPORT 333,864 people in the North-West and South-West regions benefited from food assistance, agriculture and livelihood-based activities during November. 798 Gender Based Violence (GBV) incidents were reported in the two regions. Trauma surgeons and psychologists deployed by WHO in the two regions performed 69 surgical procedures during November. 16,448 infants benefited from routine vaccines they had previously missed. Situation Overview The humanitarian situation in the North-West and South-West (NWS...

Rfi Gunmen armed with rifles opened fire at a drinking spot in Cameroon’s northwestern town of Kumbo on Christmas Day, killing two civilians and wounding several more, concurrent sources say. Local sources familiar with the incident say armed separatists stormed an off-license at Bajing, a precinct in Kumbo, Cameroon’s North West Region. The gunmen are said to have opened fire on grounds that the local population is celebrating and enjoying Christmas while they are in the bushes fighting for independence. “We are still in shock. The amba fighters killed 18-year-old Benedic...