Equatorial Guinea says it is deporting people living in the country illegally
The refugee camp hosts about 76,000 people
Videos are leaked to and shared on social media platforms
Officials say outbreak has killed at least 17 people along Cameroon’s border with Chad and Nigeria, and they fear the number will grow
Demonstrators demanded to know the whereabouts of scores of people, including five Catholic priests, a nun, and two worshippers taken last month from a church on Cameroon's western border with Nigeria
Both countries say an additional 70,000 have been left homeless after heavy rainfall this week caused the Logone river, which forms their border, to overflow
Heath officials say they have confirmed a monkeypox outbreak in the town of Mbonge on the western border with Nigeria
Demonstrators are calling for better security so children, especially girls, can return to classrooms
Cameroon's officials say the number of mental health patients in the country has more than doubled in the past year
But civilians say insecurity and hunger looms
Law aimed at making English-speakers more comfortable in the French-speaking majority country
Hundreds of people march on the streets of Yaounde, demanding an end to the separatist crisis in Cameroon's English-speaking western regions
For the first time, separatists acknowledged deadly clashes between splinter rebel groups
Activist groups accuse Cameroon's military of killing scores of villagers in raids this month to root out suspected rebel supporters, a charge the government denies
Roman Catholic Church officials in Cameroon say fewer than 10 of the at least 200 Christians expected at Saint Mary's Church in Nchang village attended their traditional church service Sunday after bishops reported a separatist abduction there
The farmers, meeting in Cameroon’s capital, called on the region's governments to help people cope with food shortages
The military has deployed scores of troops to track down the rebels
President Muhammadu Buhari instructed governors of border states affected by Boko Haram to work with neighboring countries to improve living conditions
Officials say this year’s heavy rains have worsened working conditions, causing deaths within the seasonal gold mine community
President Paul Biya orders ministers to explain to the public that Russia’s Black Sea blockade, not local taxes, are largely behind the price increases
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