Pope Leo XIV Decries Tyrants in Africa

During his landmark tour of sub-Saharan Africa, Pope Leo XIV has adopted a combative stance against global insecurity and authoritarian leadership.

In Cameroon, the pontiff urged citizens to root out 'tyrants' and pursue peace, drawing massive crowds for Mass in Yaounde and Douala.

His visit to Angola focuses on the legacy of slavery and the ethical management of the country's vast oil wealth.

The trip is being closely watched as it highlights a deepening rift between the Vatican and the White House over international conflict and social justice.