- Pope Leo has delivered a forceful condemnation of global injustices, exploitation, oppression, and violence during his ongoing four-nation Africa tour.
- Addressing worshippers in Saurimo, near the Democratic Republic of Congo border, the pontiff declared that such actions negate the Christian message of Christ's resurrection.
- This tour signifies a more outspoken approach for Pope Leo, who has criticised 'despots and tyrants' and the exploitation of Africa's natural resources.
- The ambitious 10-day journey has seen enthusiastic crowds in Angola, with approximately 130,000 people attending two events on Sunday.
- Pope Leo will conclude his tour in Equatorial Guinea, a country often criticised for repression, where he is scheduled to meet President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo.
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