Catholic University of Central Africa
Coverage of Catholic University of Central Africa in the Nexus archive.
- Pope Leo urges Africans to stay and 'serve your country' instead of migrating as displacement climbs
Pope Leo XIV urged African youth to focus on improving their countries through education and service rather than migrating abroad, during an 11-day visit to Cameroon. He highlighted the need to combat corruption and address systemic issues causing displacement, citing rising internal and overseas migration driven by conflict, poverty, and instability.
- Watch Pope Leo's visit to Cameroon, drawing over 100,000 worshippers
Pope Leo XIV visited Cameroon during his African tour, drawing approximately 120,000 attendees for a mass in Douala. He engaged with students and faculty at the Catholic University of Central Africa and visited a Catholic hospital. The visit occurred amid his public dispute with U.S. President Donald Trump.
- More than a half-million people expected at Pope Leo XIV’s Mass in Cameroon
Pope Leo XIV's visit to Cameroon emphasizes youth engagement, with a large Mass expected and calls to address corruption and unemployment affecting young people. The Pope also highlighted the need for investment in education and entrepreneurship to curb brain drain and social challenges.