Southern Cameroons News: North West Land Dispute Resurfaces, PCC and the Rosicrucian Signs

By Elmer Lunga in Southern Cameroons

The North West land dispute has resurfaced again this time around between the Baligashu and the Bamukumbit. Many houses were burnt down and one person is reported to have been killed during fighting. The North West Region governor deployed troops and some arrest have been made.

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Buea has celebrated the World Day of Catholic Schools in grand style. In a heavily attended ceremony, His Lordship Bishop Bushu called on Cameroonians to continue to have faith and confidence in Roman Catholic establishments.

Some Cameroon news outlets have started a campaign geared towards ousting Ni John Fru Ndi from the leadership of the Social Democratic Front. Questions are being sent out in Vox Pop asking SDF militants “Who Can Better Succeed Fru Ndi as SDF Chairman”

The Mayor of Santa Hon. Khan Elroy Moses has challenged councils to include minority groups in local developmental issues.

The Cameroon Peoples Democratic Movement in the North West region of Southern Cameroons is in shambles as militants have started blaming the Central Committee for dwindling number of CPDM MPs in the region.

Concerns are being raised over cult greeting signs identified within the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon. The incident now being highlighted occurred during the 47^th Synod that ended on Thursday November 25.