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Jude Atemanke

Jude Atemanke

Jude Atemanke is a Cameroonian journalist with a passion for Catholic Church communication. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism and Mass Communication from the University of Buea in Cameroon. Currently, Jude serves as a journalist for ACI Africa.

Young Christian Workers

First-ever Meeting of Young Christian Workers West Africa Underway in Ivory Coast

The movement of Young Christian Workers (YCW) within the region of West Africa has realized its first ever convention in...

Archbishop Cornelius Fontem Esua of Bamenda, Cameroon

Cameroon National Dialogue “not inclusive, disappointing”: An Archbishop’s Impressions

At a time when various stakeholders in the recently held Cameroon National Dialogue are digesting the resolutions reached during the...

Fr. Kalenga (middle) with two other panelists during the training session in the diocese of Kolongo South East DR Congo / National Bishops' Conference of Congo (CENCO)

Church in DR Congo Training Pastoral Agents on Protection of Minors, Vulnerable

Some five months after Pope Francis issued his Apostolic Letter “Vos Estis Lux Mundi” (You are the light of the...

Religious and laity during the unveiling of six-month nation-wide campaign against corruption in Kenya on October 5, 2019

Institutions, Individuals Support Church’s Unveiling of Anti-Corruption Campaign in Kenya

The move by the Catholic Bishops in Kenya to unveil a six-month country-wide campaign against the vice of corruption has...

Panelists at Conference on Peace in Abidjan, Ivory Coast / Sant'Edigio Ivory Coast

From Madrid to Abidjan, Sant'Egidio to Deliver Peace Message to Ivory Coast

In the spirit of the 33rd International Meeting for Peace held from September 15 to 17 in Madrid, Spain, the Community...

Placard representing the Regional Episcopal Conference of North Africa (CERNA) during SECAM Golden Jubilee in Kampala, Uganda 28.07.2019 / ACI Africa/Fr. Don Bosco

Faced with “economic, climate, political disorders,” North Africa Bishops Support Migrants

The Catholic Bishops of North Africa under the umbrella body called the Regional Episcopal Conference of North Africa (CERNA) recently...

Jesuit Fr. Paul Beré, winner of the Ratzinger Prize 2019

Burkina Faso Jesuit Priest Makes History as First African to Win Ratzinger Prize

Burkina Faso born Jesuit priest, Fr. Paul Béré, is making history as the first ever African to win the Ratzinger...

Pope Francis at the Vatican

Pope Francis Prays that Cameroon National Dialogue “may be fruitful”

As parties to the National Dialogue in Cameroon convene to deliberate on possible solutions to the Anglophone crisis, Pope Francis...

Orthodox Church in Cairo, Egypt

Egypt Legalizes Dozens of New Churches, Rules against Demolition of Orthodox Church

Egypt’s state committee mandated to license places of public worship has authorized 62 new churches, a move interpreted as a...

Archbishop Paolo Borgia, newly appointed Apostolic Nuncio to Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast Gets Apostolic Nuncio, A Second Appointment This Year

Pope Francis has appointed Archbishop Paolo Borgia Apostolic Nuncio to Ivory Coast with residence in Abidjan, the second appointment he...

Archbishop Samuel Kleda reacting to proposed National Dialogue in Cameroon

Francophone Archbishop in Cameroon Reiterates Need for Neutral Body at National Dialogue

The need to have a neutral body to moderate the planned national dialogue in Cameroon, which the Bishops in the...

Bishops of the Episcopal Conference of the Indian Ocean (CEDOI)

"We have reasons to say my soul exalts the Lord": Indian Ocean Bishops Recall Papal Visit

With memories of the visit of Pope Francis to Southern Africa still fresh, the Bishops of the Episcopal Conference of...

Bishop Emmanuel Kofi Fianu of Ho diocese, Ghana / Damian Avevor

Catholic Health Facility in Ghana Commended for Quality Health Care

As the Margret Marquart Catholic hospital commemorates 60 years of its existence in Ghana, the health institution has been commended...

Fr Frédéric Nakombo, Secretary General of the Justice and Peace Commission, CAR

Bishops’ Commission in CAR Want Khartoum Agreement Respected amid Renewed Clashes

At a time when recent renewed clashes have left dozens dead in the Central African Republic (CAR), the Justice and...

Bishops and Priests at the launch of Centenary celebrations of Crosier in DR Congo

Centenary of DR Congo’s Religious Order to Engage Parishioners

The engaging of parishioners in the various missions of DR Congo will characterize the celebration of 100 years since the...

Symbol of justice and legal practice

“Offer free legal services to the poor,” Chaplain Tells Catholic lawyers in Nigeria

The need to provide legal services to people with limited means in society has been the highlight at the inauguration...

From left: Archbishop Fontem, Cardinal Tumi, and Bishop Bushu, priests standing by.

Church Leaders in Cameroon Want Neutral Body to Moderate National Dialogue

Church leaders in Cameroon are pushing for a neutral body, including Western countries and the United Nations, to oversee talks...

Former President of Zimbabwe, Late Robert Mugabe

What Went Wrong with Attributes to Late Mugabe? Zimbabwe Bishops Reflect

Following the death of the former president of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe, the Catholic Bishops in the landlocked Southern Africa country...

Fr. Pedro Opeka / ACI Africa

Words can’t express the joy”: Father Opeka Recollects His Encounter with Pope Francis

Pope Francis is scheduled to return to Rome Tuesday morning at the conclusion of his six-day pastoral visit of three...

Luc Dominique Rabosaiky, composer of the anthem. / ACI Africa

Anthem for Pope’s visit in Madagascar: a symbol of hope, says composer

The anthem of the Pope’s apostolic visit to Madagascar has been described as a symbol of hope of the Malagasy...