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There's been beef between President Donald Trump and Pope Leo.
I don't like it.
I'm not a big fan of Pope Leo.
Don't want to get into a debate with him.
The Pope is visiting Africa with a message of peace.
But at a time where things feel anything but peaceful,
how is he getting his message across to the world's youngest Catholic population?
I'm Hannah Gelbart.
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President Trump has already added it to the list of wars he claims to have ended,
and there is no doubt pressure from Washington was instrumental in persuading the Israeli government
to sign up to a ceasefire in Lebanon.
More than 1,000 Lebanese people have been killed in the latest wave of violence since the Iran war began.
More than a million have been forced out of their homes.