The Latest Breaking News from Cameroon

Nine health workers have been kidnapped from a government-run hospital in Cameroon's restive northwest, one of two regions where armed separatists have been fighting government troops to create a breakaway state, the local mayor said on Friday.

Africa has 54 FIFA-affiliated nations, but only five spots. Europe, with 55 members, gets 13.

Unusually intense seasonal rains have drenched swathes of West and Central Africa since June, unleashing deadly floods that have affected millions and submerged farmland in 19 countries.

Ngando Pickett hopes to cheer his Indomitable Lions on in Qatar – and do a bit of dancing too.

African football chiefs have launched a search for a new host for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations after deciding that Guinea could not stage the 24-team tournament.

Cameroon produces 600,000 tonnes of plastic waste every year, an environmental liability for the country's main urban centres. To reduce pollution and help protect the environment, several local entrepreneurs have turned to the collection, recycling and transformation of plastic waste. The applications are vast – from roof tiles to furniture…

Brazil, Switzerland, Cameroon and Serbia make up Group G

Can Cameroon progress from the group-stage for the first time since their famous 1990 team?

African nations will have to punch above their weight as none has made it past the last-eight of the World Cup.

Cameroon midfielder Frank Zambo Anguissa was outstanding in Glasgow and is ready to make his return from injury in the Group A return clash.

There has been severe flooding in Nigeria – the worst in a decade. Earlier this month, Nigeria’s National Emergency Management Agency warned of catastrophic flooding for states located along the courses of the Niger and Benue rivers. It noted that three of Nigeria’s reservoirs were expected to overflow. The agency…