SCCAI News – Edition of 14 October 2026 – Spiritan Conference of Circumscriptions of African and the Islands (SCCAI)

The video bulletin of the Spiritan family across Africa and the Islands. In this edition: interfaith dialogue in Zambia, Tanzania, Kenya and Cameroon, a new school in Ethiopia, formation in Ngoya, and news in brief.

SCCAI News · Edition of Wednesday 14 October 2026 · 4 min 1 s

In this edition

Zambia: “More unites us than divides us”: Fr Remmy Banda, C.S.Sp., on drought relief with Muslim neighbours, youth programmes and his visit to the Ahmadiyya Mosque in Pemba
Tanzania: Fr Deokary Massawe, C.S.Sp., on how dialogue ended the fear between Congolese and Burundian refugees in Kigoma
Kenya: Dialogue coordinators visit a Nairobi mosque; Fr Fredrick Elima Wafula: “Dialogue does not end in Nairobi”
Cameroon: Fr François Awono Ntsongo and the Lamido of Mokong prepare a canton committee for dialogue; 28 seminarians at Ngoya
Ethiopia: Founder’s Feast and a new Spiritan Council in Yabello; a new Spiritan Primary School opens
Nigeria: The “social media bug”, and breaking the silence around infertility, from Spiritan University Nneochi
In brief: Fr Alain Mayama’s letter on intercultural community life; Major Superiors and Formators meet in Nairobi; a new book by Fr Peter Githui Ndegwa; Fr Landry N’nang Ekomie’s doctorate

October 14, 2026

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