Cameroon separatists halt fighting to honor pope's Cameroon visit
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Anglophone separatists in Cameroon announce a three-day 'safe travel passage' ceasefire to safeguard civilians and facilitate movement for those celebrating the pope’s visit (Pope Leo XIV) to Bamenda, signaling a push for peace amid ongoing conflict; the Unity Alliance leads the effort, while the government has yet to comment and security measures are planned for cities hosting the pope.
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