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At least 17 killed in Cameroon separatist clashes – Amnesty
Amnesty International told Reuters that the victims died across several towns in the two Anglophone regions bordering Nigeria.
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At least 8 dead amid Cameroon Anglophone protests
The protests, which began late last year, have become a lightning rod for opposition to President Paul Biya’s 35-year rule.
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Cameroon police, army move to block Anglophone protests
Businesses were shuttered in the regions’ main cities, Buea and Bamenda, where military helicopters circled overhead.
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Girl strapped with bomb kills 5 in Cameroon mosque
The girl of 12 or 13-years-old arrived at the Sanda-Wadjiri mosque in remote Kolofata at the first call to prayer at between five and six in the morning.
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Calls to intensify efforts to protect civilians against Boko Haram
Amnesty International says Boko Haram is once again committing war crimes on a huge scale, despite claims the jihadist group has been defeated.
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Suspected Boko Haram militants kill 15 in Cameroon
Suspected Boko Haram militants sprayed a village in remote Cameroon with automatic fire, killing 15 people and kidnapping eight others, officials said.
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Suspected Boko Haram militants kill 15 in Cameroon
Many people fled the village for a camp near Kolofata that houses thousands displaced by Boko Haram violence, he said.
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Suicide bomber kills seven in northern Cameroon
Another suicide bomb exploded in the town of Waza in north Cameroon on Saturday, but no casualties were reported other than the bomber, the sources said.
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Cameroon tortures suspects at base used by US, French, Amnesty says
The US Africa Command said it had not received any reports of human rights abuses by Cameroonian forces at the base mentioned.
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More than 30 missing after Cameroon military boat sinks
The logistics boat belonging to the Rapid Intervention Brigade was carrying 37 people when it capsized.
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Dozen killed in Cameroon suicide bomb attack
The attack was reportedly carried out by two women who walked into a busy area in the centre of Waza.
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Hugo Broos says Cameroon are living on past successes
Cameroon need to improve their football infrastructure if they want to compete with the world's top teams, coach Hugo Broos said following their Confederations Cup exit.
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Coach seeks brighter beginning from Cameroon
Cameroon have been warned by the coach not to regard the match against Australia as the easiest of the 3 group games they play at the Confed Cup in Russia.
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Colombia beats Cameroon 4-0 in Confed Cup warmup
The result proved a sobering reminder for Cameroon of the likely quality of opposition they will face when they meet Copa America holders Chile.
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Cameroon court denies bail to Anglophone protesters
The three English-speaking activists could face the death penalty for taking part in a protest against the government of President Paul Biya.
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Cameroon torn by protests over internet blackout
Authorities ordered that telecommunications providers shut off internet connections to English-speaking parts of the country.
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Cameroon lift Nations Cup after Aboubakar’s late stunner
Cameroon came from a goal down after midfielder Mohamed Elneny had put Egypt ahead midway through the first half.
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UN says team attacked on Nigeria-Cameroon border, 5 dead
The UN Office for West Africa says an armed group attacked a UN technical team, killing five people.
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Cameroon's Camrail responsible for deadly train accident: expert report
The packed train operated by Camrail, a unit of French industrial group Bollore, derailed in the town of Eseka on 21 October.
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Burkina Faso bounce back to draw 1-1 with Cameroon
Burkina Faso scored a late equaliser through centre back Issoufou Dayo to earn a fortuitous 1-1 draw with Cameroon in Group A at the African Nations Cup on Saturday.
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Suicide bomber in Cameroon kills two at Christmas market
Suicide bombers suspected of belonging to the Islamist militant group Boko Haram have launched attacks in Mora several times before.
