Calvino honored for 30 years of working to dispel myths about
At Forum on Rural Development in Yaounde, representatives of 30 African countries have been working on ways stop exodus
Overcrowding plus displacement linked to Boko Haram conflict keeping at least 100,000 youngsters out of classrooms, government says
Returnees rejected by their home communities; many face resentment and several forms of violence
Parents and teachers balk as more than 300 schools closed for operating without authorization
Government teams up with French Red Cross to gift families displaced by Boko Haram insurgency pair of goats to keep until they produce offspring
Most residents want to go back to living near lake, but Cameroon government says it is dangerous
Opponents ask why Cameroon ratified agreement rejected by five of its neighbors; EU touts deal as beneficial for African country
Nigeria handed Bakassi peninsula back to Cameroon in 2008, ending decades of dispute, but many residents still feel part of their old country
Cameroon says it is screening local self-defense groups in the north amid fears that Boko Haram is trying to recruit militia members to carry out attacks
As many as 70 percent of babies in Cameroon are not breastfed during first six months of life which puts their health at risk, new study says
54th observance of day honoring African women who, in spite of may challenges, struggles to take care of their families
Delegation from Confederation of African Football is visiting Cameroon to appraise the West African country's readiness for November competition
Rights organization Amnesty International accuses Cameroon of gross human rights violations in fight against terrorist group
Hostages say they were held under deplorable conditions for at least 16 months, until Cameroon negotiated their release
UN has encouraged refugees to return, but most are staying put, saying the Central African Republic remains a dangerous and disorderly place
Monday’s attack followed a series of targeted military operations in the area that the government says destroyed at least 10 bomb-making laboratories
Attackers targeted a video club and a mosque in the border town of Limani
One of most talked about provisions of new penal code is that it penalizes men for extramarital relations; until now, law applied only to women
Officials say they are intensifying surveillance at sea and along borders as elephant populations in central Africa dwindle
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