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Pope Leo the Fourteenth, the first U.S.-born pope, delivered a powerful message against corruption during his visit to Cameroon, urging President Paul Biya to break from greed and prioritize transparency. Biya, who has held power for decades, sat quietly as the pope emphasized the importance of youth and women leading the fight against abuses. The popes visit sparked hope among Cameroonians, who feel forgotten amid tough times. Separatists in the English-speaking northwest paused fighting to allow people to travel safely for the popes peace meeting. The popes four-nation Africa tour continues to Angola and Equatorial Guinea, keeping the pressure on leaders to promote justice and unity.

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