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Demonstrators are calling for better security so children, especially girls, can return to classrooms

Yaounde - In Cameroon, hundreds of displaced girls have protested the conflicts that have disrupted or halted their education. Close to a million Camero

Cameroon’s defense minister said it is safe for 40,000 villagers displaced by the militant group Boko Haram near the borders with Chad and Nigeria to return home. But villagers say they first need food aid as the fighting forced them to abandon their farms and livestock. Cameroon military officials, led by Defense Minister Joseph Beti…

But civilians say insecurity and hunger looms

MAROUA - Cameroon’s defense minister said it is safe for 40,000 villagers displaced by the militant group Boko Haram near the borders with Chad and

Law aimed at making English-speakers more comfortable in the French-speaking majority country

In Cameroon, hundreds of women are protesting what they say is their underrepresentation in the country's efforts at peace, despite making up more than half

The steady flow of illegal non-biodegradable plastic into the country harms the environment, economy and public health. 

Cameroon's anglophone rebels want to create a breakaway state they call Ambazonia, separate from Cameroon's French-speaking majority