MAN WHO MET HIS END AFTER ENTERING TIGER ENCLOSURE IS NAMED AND PICTURED. (PHOTO).
Archbishop Andrew Nkea says separatists involved in Cameroon's Anglophone conflict are open to dialogue and increasingly tired of the fighting.
Speaking on "Under The Baobab," the Archbishop of Bamenda revealed he has personally spoken to separatists both in Cameroon and abroad, adding that many are now seeking a solution to the nearly decade-long conflict.
He said the Catholic Church is actively working to bring the different parties together and believes meaningful dialogue remains the only path to a lasting settlement.
Archbishop Nkea also noted that Pope Leo XIV's visit to Cameroon created renewed hope for peace and helped produce a rare ceasefire by separatist fighters.
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