Summary
South African opposition leader Julius Malema was sentenced to five years in prison for firearm offenses. During a visit to Cameroon, Pope Leo spoke against tyrants causing global wars and exploiting Africa's resources.
Key Facts
- Julius Malema is a leader of the opposition in South Africa.
- He received a five-year jail sentence for crimes involving firearms.
- Pope Leo visited Cameroon and criticized leaders causing wars and exploiting Africa.
- The news also mentioned a new online database related to paying back stolen goods or property.
- The report is part of a program called "Eye on Africa," which covers African news.
- Other topics included a ceasefire in the Middle East and aid pledged for Sudan.
- The article is from France 24, dated April 16, 2026.
