Pope's visit to Cameroon: MINHDU mobilizes 500 RDPC militants at the ministry's expense

Author: camer.bePublished on: April 10, 2026Country: Cameroon

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Pope's visit to Cameroon: MINHDU mobilizes 500 RDPC militants at the ministry's expense

The MINHDU mobilized 500 RDPC militants for the pope's visit to Cameroon, with costs covered by the ministry. This initiative raises questions about the use of public resources for religious events. Details regarding the organization and funding of this mobilization remain unclear.

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