Cameroonian Catholic Archbishop Condemns Post-Election Violence
Archbishop Samuel Kleda of Cameroon’s Catholic Archdiocese of Douala has condemned the post-election violence that erupted across the country following the proclamation of results from the October 12 presidential poll.
The proclamation of the results of the October 12 poll, with the disappointment and outrage it rekindled in the minds and hearts of many of our compatriots, gave rise to peaceful protests and demonstrations.
In a statement issued on November 1, Archbishop Kleda noted that unrest reflects deep frustration, poverty, and widespread distrust of political institutions.
Author's summary: Archbishop condemns post-election violence in Cameroon.
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