Central Africa
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Cameroon is becoming a key player in the global critical minerals market, with its rich deposits of rutile, monazite, and other strategic minerals attracting interest from major powers.
Cameroon’s government is prioritizing school feeding programs to improve learning conditions and support local economies.
Cameroon Tribune reports on the Confederation of African Football's decision to maintain the biennial Africa Cup of Nations.
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has decided to revert to a biennial Africa Cup of Nations, reversing its previous decision to hold the tournament every four years.
Cameroonian youths donate 40 million FCFA to support President Paul Biya's candidacy in the upcoming presidential election.
CREDAF GROUP's Alios Finance subsidiaries launch 2026 campaign to boost financing for African businesses and individuals
Equatoguinean goalkeeper Jesús Owono faces possible charges and a 12-match suspension after a fatal collision with an opponent during a Spanish second-division match.
Cameroon Tribune reports that the Douala 1er municipal council has adopted the 2023 administrative account, totaling 4.407 billion FCFA.
Des chercheurs de l'Université libre de Bruxelles ont identifié le mécanisme par lequel certaines cellules immunitaires communiquent avec les cellules cancéreuses pour favoriser la format...
Cameroon’s Public Works Minister, Emmanuel Nganou Djoumessi, has initiated a national reflection aimed at optimizing road infrastructure costs, focusing on the redesign of road pavements ...
L'Union africaine et la Croix-Rouge veulent briser le cycle de l'urgence humanitaire en Afrique
Benin accelerates development of solar, gas, and hydroelectric power to cut reliance on foreign electricity
