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Ngala Killian Chimtom
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Freelance Africa Correspondent, CRTV
Cameroon, Yaoundé
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By Ngala Killian Chimtom Verified, John Allen Jr, Charles Collins Verified, Elise Ann Allen Verified| Crux Now Verified YAOUNDÉ, Cameroon – As the war in Sudan gets into its third year, faith organizations are painting a grim picture of a conflict that has resulted in the deaths of a staggering 150,000 people, according to Global Conflict Tracker.
By Ngala Killian Chimtom Verified, John Allen Jr, Charles Collins Verified, Elise Ann Allen Verified| Crux Now Verified YAOUNDÉ, Cameroon – A leading Catholic priest in Uganda has spoken out about Uganda’s political transition, explaining that the country seems to have shifted from a republic where leaders are voted, to a kingdom where transition is hereditary. Father Robert Ochola-Lukwiya the parish priest of Angal Parish and Chancellor of Nebbi Catholic Diocese in Uganda told Crux that the prevailing political discourse in the East African country today is about father-to –son succession.
By Ngala Killian Chimtom Verified, John Allen Jr, Charles Collins Verified, Elise Ann Allen Verified| Crux Now Verified YAOUNDÉ, Cameroon – As the war in Sudan gets into its third year, faith organizations are painting a grim picture of a conflict that has resulted in the deaths of a staggering 150,000 people, according to Global Conflict Tracker.
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CRTV
CRTV, or Cameroon Radio Television, is the national public broadcasting service of Cameroon, established in 1974. It plays a significant role in promoting national identity and cultural heritage. Initially a radio service, CRTV expanded into television, becoming a key player in the country's media landscape. The organization was formally established by law in 1987, merging Cameroon Television and Cameroon Radio. CRTV offers a variety of services across both radio and television platforms. Its television offerings include a generalist channel and thematic channels such as CRTV News and CRTV Sport & Entertainment. On the radio side, CRTV operates a national service along with ten regional channels and several local stations, ensuring coverage across different parts of Cameroon. As a state-controlled entity, CRTV is accountable to the Ministry of Communication and continues to serve a diverse audience both domestically and internationally through CRTV International.
Founded: 1987