Reopened Cameroon Churches Fear Criticizing Government

Hundreds of churches that were closed down for allegedly criticizing Cameroon's President Paul Biya in recent years have reopened their doors and are operating unperturbed. But most of them now fear to criticizing Biya, 82, who has been in power for more than 30 years. Four hundred Christians sang praises to their savior Jesus Christ at the World Wide Mission church in Yaounde. The church is one of scores that were sealed by the government of Cameroon before the October 2011...

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