Cameroon Women Appeal to the UN Security Council to Discuss Escalating Crises
The government has refused to respond to their appeal
The government has refused to respond to their appeal
China's vaccine diplomacy could deepen influence in strategic Indian Ocean region where it has been wooing countries with its Belt and Road Initiative
Student says education of many young girls is undermined by limited access to hygienic menstrual products and poor sanitation infrastructure
In recent months, a Yoruba separatist group has appeared, which is calling for the creation of an independent state known as Oduduwa Republic
Improvised Explosive Devices killed 24 Cameroonian troops and civilians in the past two weeks
Price of retail chicken has more than doubled in equatorial African nation since January
But critics say Cameroon is not a monarchy in which Franck Biya should take reigns from Africa's oldest and second longest-serving leader
Artifacts were plundered by British soldiers in the 19th century
Cameroonian officials are calling on villagers to report suspects, as some of the terrorists are still hiding along the border
Markets have re-opened and border merchants say traveling near border is safer thanks to heavy presence of troops
President, National Assembly speaker and Senate president are all in their eighties; does it mean that only the old can rule, critics ask
Some fighters say they dropped their weapons after listening to radio messages
Nigeria says it is negotiating with 98,000 others to go back home as peace is returning
Cameroon says about 21,000 youths have applied for the 2,200 positions
Farmers say between the weaver birds, elephant attacks and floods, the area is on the verge of famine
Nigerian authorities urge healthcare workers to be cautious following a surge in infections
Hundreds welcome Vatican official to English-speaking town of Bamenda while businesses stay open
More than 250 foreign workers, most of them Chinese, say CAR rebels are targeting them
Fishing exporters told Reuters their businesses could become unviable after the introduction of health certificates, customs declarations and other pa
The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump also put curbs on PDVSA's main trading partners, the owners of tankers still transporting Venezuelan
Alternative gifts for children include educational electronic toys, which promotes education as opposed to violence
Discourage nonessential travel but let people go home, European Commission says
Central African Republic accuses former president Francois Bozize of organizing a rebel alliance to attack the capital, Bangui, a week before the poll
Hundreds took to the streets of Yaounde, Thursday to protest
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo designated the US ally as a "Country of Particular Concern" for religious freedom
Vaccination is important in preventing outbreaks of yellow fever in high-risk countries such as Nigeria
The move is designed to deter US investment firms, pension funds and others from buying and selling shares of 31 Chinese companies that were designate
Returning English-speaking Cameroonians could be prosecuted for alleged involvement in country's separatist conflict
Teachers, who fled separatists' attacks in the English-speaking regions, say they are not sure of their safety as some separatist fighters are again t
However, Cameroon cautions that COVID has not been conquered
Despite the loss, Nigeria is so far upholding a year-long ban on land-based imports of rice to crack down on smuggling and boost local production
Controversial law comes in wake of public outrage over rising number of rape cases in recent months
Fatalities from Friday's jihadist attack in restive Borno state reportedly double as more bodies found
The UN recruited Cameroon to help the Central African Republic protect civilians and rebuild destroyed institutions
Opposition has vowed to disrupt Cameroon's first regional elections scheduled for December
Ethnic Mbororo ranchers are fleeing from anglophone northwest to escape rebels
Move said to be food security measure after production drop
Government says first four international flights into country will be arriving in Abuja, and Lagos
A Sharia court has ordered 22-year-old Yahaya Aminu Sharif to die by hanging for derogatory expressions against the Prophet Mohammed in one of his son
Commander tells VOA campaign calling for members to surrender and be pardoned has helped in the fight
Healthcare workers are marking World Hepatitis Day to raise awareness of virus, which causes inflammation of liver and kills about 300 people per day
Human Rights Watch says military has abused villagers along border with Nigeria who refused to join militias
Rainbow Nations reporting total of nearly 280,000 cases, with more than 10,000 new infections a day
Some goods and humanitarian aid has been blocked at the border for several weeks
Family and supporters of Samuel Wazizi accuse authorities of covering-up his torture and killing
Fans and business owners are anxious to see soccer torunaments played in their country
The secretary of state said the US can no longer distinguish between China and Hong Kong
Military says it has restored security on important trade road between western Cameroon and Nigeria after killing at least 13 separatist fighters who
Officials from both countries are asking hundreds of traders and farmers who relocated because of clashes to return to the disputed area but, some are
Nearly 4,000 displaced, two killed by a fire that swept their camp
Major US pro sports were shut down as part of effort to tackle COVID-19
Before the spread of coronavirus, the factory ran at a rather slow pace producing clothes for local and Israeli markets. But it is now thriving as mor
Traditional healer says demand so high that he could not treat some patients because he ran short of potions
Nigeria closed its land borders to all trade in October 2019 to end rampant smuggling, but in Cameroon, the move seems to be having the opposite effec
The Swiss government is banning all public events of more than 1,000 people in response to a growing number of cases of COVID-19 in the country
Many in the country blame foreign languages and colonial influence for the separatist crisis
Between 2013 and 2017, India was the world's top arms importer, accounting for 12% of total imports globally, with Russia, Israel and the United State
Government vows to protect everyone during local and parliamentary elections even as abductions increase
Number of cases in China tops 17,200
Iran's health minister announced a ban on air travelers from China on Friday to prevent the China coronavirus outbreak from spreading to the country