Camtel has issued a communique refuting claims that its optical fibre network experienced problems during the visit of His Holiness Pope Leo XIV to Yaoundé. The company clarified that reports suggesting a disruption were misleading. While the national television broadcast briefly went off air at one point during the Pope’s stay, Camtel emphasized that this was not related to its fibre infrastructure. The operator reaffirmed that its services remained stable and reliable throughout the historic event, underscoring its commitment to ensuring uninterrupted connectivity during moments of national and international significance.
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