Strengthening institutional collaboration, enhancing professional standards and identifying new pathways for growth and sustainability were among the key priorities that guided the Annual Enlarged Meeting of the Directorate of Communications of the Diocese of Buea, held on Friday, November 13, 2026, at the conference room of the Bishop Pius Awa Memorial Pastoral Centre, Molyko-Buea.
Chaired by the Director of Communications, Madam Fomucha Mirabel, the meeting brought together representatives of the Directorate’s five operational arms: Divine Mercy Radio and Television (DMRTV), the Directorate’s office, Cameroon Panorama, the Diocesan Bookshop and the Catholic Printing Press. The gathering provided a platform for reviewing institutional performance, assessing achievements, identifying operational challenges and charting strategic pathways towards greater efficiency and growth.
Members of the Directorate of communications
Beyond evaluating the activities of the various units, deliberations focused on strengthening collaboration and synergy, developing practical solutions to existing constraints, improving professionalism and enhancing the quality of products and services. The meeting also provided an opportunity to explore new prospects for institutional development, resource mobilisation and revenue generation, with a view to ensuring the long-term sustainability of the Directorate.
In her address, Madam Fomucha Mirabel underscored the importance of hard work and teamwork in achieving the Directorate’s objectives, urging every staff member to take personal responsibility for the institution’s growth and overall performance. She emphasized that individual potential alone could not guarantee effective service delivery, noting that hard work, teamwork, synergy and mutual respect remained indispensable values for a productive working environment.
Deputy director of communications Mbah Lucas ( left) and Director of communications Madam Fomucha Mirabel ( right)
At the heart of the deliberations was the Directorate’s commitment to strengthening its contribution to the evangelising and missionary mandate of the Church through effective communication, quality information dissemination and improved service delivery.
The meeting concluded with a renewed commitment by the various operational arms to pursue institutional improvement, strengthen their collective output and advance the Church’s evangelising mission through the media and other communication platforms.
