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Paul Biya

Coverage of Paul Biya in the Nexus archive.

Earliest in view: Apr 16 · 09:53 UTCMost recent: Apr 21 · 06:53 UTC
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Pope Leo XIVperson3Cameroonplace3Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogoperson1Equatorial Guineaplace1Human Rights Watchorganization1Catholic Churchorganization1Vatican’s missionary evangelization officeorganization1Angolaplace1Joao Lourencoperson1structures of solidaritytopic1Angola's civil wartopic1Bamendaplace1Unity Allianceorganization1International Crisis Grouporganization1Anglophone separatist conflicttopic1Mankon traditional chiefperson1
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  • WORLDApr 21 · 06:53 UTCAP NEWS
    Pope’s visit to Equatorial Guinea is a diplomatic challenge as he closes his Africa trip

    Pope Leo XIV's visit to Equatorial Guinea, the final stop of his 11-day African trip, highlights diplomatic tensions with the country's authoritarian president, Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, amid accusations of corruption and poverty despite oil wealth. The Pope has previously criticized leaders in Cameroon for similar issues, signaling potential challenges in addressing governance and inequality in Equatorial Guinea.

  • WORLDApr 18 · 11:23 UTCAP NEWS
    Pope wraps up Cameroon visit with Mass as he looks ahead to Angola

    Pope Leo XIV celebrated Mass in Cameroon ahead of his trip to Angola, urging 'structures of solidarity' to support marginalized communities. The visit included 200,000 attendees, including President Paul Biya, and addressed youth disillusionment and elite exploitation in Cameroon. Angola, recovering from a 27-year civil war, is set to host the Pope next.

  • WORLDApr 16 · 09:53 UTCAP NEWS
    Pope heads to epicenter of Cameroon’s separatist conflict to preach message of peace

    Pope Leo XIV visits Cameroon's conflict-ridden western city of Bamenda to promote peace in the Anglophone separatist crisis. The visit includes interfaith dialogue and a Mass, amid stalled peace talks and ongoing violence that has killed over 6,000 and displaced 600,000. Separatists declared a three-day ceasefire ahead of the pope's arrival.