Cameroon: Christians suffer daily attacks
Since 2016, Boko Haram’s attacks against Christians in the northern region of Cameroon have sharply increased.
Since 2016, Boko Haram’s attacks against Christians in the northern region of Cameroon have sharply increased.
Fulani Muslim cattle herders have been burning the fields of Christian farmers in the northern regions of the Central African Republic.
The Egyptian Army has finally begun to rebuild the country’s churches as per a promise made by President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi almost three years ago.
Suicide bombings in two predominantly Christian communities in northeast Nigeria last week left at least 26 dead and dozens more injured.
Sudanese authorities have released one of two pastors detained in December.
Two Nigerian pastors have been abducted this month in Kogi state, Nigeria.
Pastors are opposing new government regulations aimed at ‘gagging and muzzling’ the Christians in Kenya.
Last week, vandals who wrote ‘Allah Akbar’ on a church’s walls in Tizi-Ouzou, Algerian, also stole its congregation’s cash.
Hundreds of Muslim youths attacked a village church under construction in Minya, Egypt, last month.
A pastor in Uganda was hacked to death last week when he objected to having his church’s property stolen by members of a nearby mosque.
Sudan’s security officials have arrested two pastors in the Khartoum area of Sudan.
Armed Seleka militia attacked a camp for displaced people in Ngakobo, Central African Republic on Dec. 3, killing eight Christians and wounding one UN peacekeeper.
A Nigerian Muslim who had previously destroyed part of a ministry facility has now filed suit to seize all of its property.
A raid on Tayere in northern Cameroon this month killed eight as Boko Haram’s jihadists ransacked the village church and robbed Christians of what meager belongings they had.
In the city of Rashid, Egypt, a retired Muslim judge is attempting to destroy a church.
The bodies of more than 30 Christians were left outside a church in the Central African Republic capital of Bangui in retaliation for the deaths of three Muslims who were ambushed in October by so-called Christian militia.
Police in Omdurman, Sudan, demolished yet another church building on Oct. 21.
Last month, an appeals judge overturned the decision to fine a Sudanese Christian for indecency in court where she was appearing on a similar charge of public indecency.
A mob of Muslims threw stones at a church and attacked four Christian homes in El Oula, Egypt’s Alexandria governorate on Sept. 20 after local authorities attempted to return stolen property to its rightful owner.
Four Christian converts from Islam were recently beaten on their way home from an outreach ministry in Uganda.