Central Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Cameroon: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in Central Africa
The Cameroonian government, led by Minister of Territorial Administration Paul Atanga Nji, has distributed essential food items to over 3,500 internally displaced persons in Bamenda.
Cameroon's national football team shows progress under Coach Mahamadou Nagida with two wins and a draw in recent matches.
Cameroon tops Group G after two CAN 2027 qualifier matches, gains momentum with 1-0 win over Ivory Coast in friendly.
Teachers in Cameroon's South West Region have been commended for their dedication to duty and for keeping the light of education burning despite challenges.
Nigeria's 66th Independence anniversary marked in Douala, calls for stronger ties
Dr. Blaise Ella's PhD thesis highlights issues with Cameroon's public investment projects, including delays, cost overruns, and incomplete studies.
Human rights groups release partial list of 4,000 reported deaths in Cameroon's Anglophone crisis, a conflict that has devastated communities and displaced millions.
A 5-year-old child in Abidjan was diagnosed with orbital tuberculosis, a rare condition, and multifocal tuberculosis, highlighting the need for awareness in endemic African contexts.
The new municipal executive of Bondjock, led by re-elected Mayor Mbombog Ton Manguele, was officially installed in a ceremony attended by high-ranking officials and a large crowd.
Cotton industry experts gather to discuss ways to develop a more integrated cotton and textile industry in Africa.
Cameroon conducted a security exercise at Douala International Airport on October 3, 2026, simulating a commercial flight crash and emergency response.
The Cameroonian government has implemented several measures to improve the welfare and working conditions of teachers, including a special status that provides guarantees and benefits.
