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The announcement followed an IMF mission to Cameroon earlier this month and virtual meetings to discuss progress made on reforms and policy priorities in the context of the third review of the program, supported by Extended Credit Facility and Extended Fund Facility arrangements. It is projected to reach 4. Pope Francis landed in Democratic Republic of Congo on Tuesday for a visit that will highlight the human cost of decades of conflict in the vast central African country, which is rich in minerals but where millions are displaced and live in poverty.
After a welcome ceremony and a meeting with President Felix Tshisekedi, the year-old pontiff will give a speech to authorities, diplomats and representatives of civil society. On Wednesday, he will celebrate Mass and meet victims of violence from the eastern part of the country, which is blighted by recurring fighting between rebels from the M23 group and government troops. Mining has also been linked to inhumane exploitation of workers and environmental degradation. Eastern Congo has also been plagued by violence connected to the long and complex fallout from the genocide in neighbouring Rwanda.
An estimated 5. The Catholic Church plays a crucial role in running schools and health facilities in the country, as well as promoting democracy. During his flight, he told reporters that he was unable to walk up and down the aisles greeting them individually, as used to be his habit earlier in his papacy — but it was not the first time he had forsaken the walk due to mobility issues. Francis will stay in Kinshasa until Friday morning, when he will fly to South Sudan, another country grappling with conflict and poverty.
In a first, he will be accompanied for that leg of his journey by the Archbishop of Canterbury, leader of the global Anglican Communion, and by the Church of Scotland Moderator. He is accused along with his wife, daughter, and a doctor of bringing a year-old man from Nigeria to have his kidney removed.
