As the government announces the closure of 1,400 revival churches across Cameroon, the district of Yaoundé V has become the epicentre of a polemic that opposes faithful, administrative authorities and defenders of secularism. Seals affixed to doors. Faithful ones in tears. Disembodied pastors. This Sunday, several revival churches of the capital saw their doors closed on the order of the sub-prefect François Mabaya Essomba. Motif: sound nuisance…
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As the government announces the closure of 1,400 revival churches across Cameroon, the district of Yaoundé V has become the epicentre of a polemic that opposes faithful, administrative authorities and defenders of secularism. Seals affixed to doors. Faithful ones in tears. Disembodied pastors. This Sunday, several revival churches of the capital saw their doors closed on the order of the sub-prefect François Mabaya Essomba. Motif: sound nuisance…