Tag: Cameroon

‘Nowhere is safe’ – Cameroonians trapped between separatists and soldiers

Ngabi Dora Tue, consumed by grief, was barely able to stand on…

Nick Ericsson Nick Ericsson

Art curator Koyo Kouoh dies at height of career

Koyo Kouoh, who has died aged 57, was one of the art…

The lawyer risking everything to defend LGBT rights

Despite being vilified, threatened and humiliated in public, veteran Cameroonian lawyer Alice…

Armand Mouko Armand Mouko

French court finds author guilty of downplaying Rwandan genocide

A court in France has found French-Cameroonian author Charles Onana guilty of…

Basillioh Rukanga Basillioh Rukanga

One woman’s battle to push Africa’s space race

In the hours after the deadly earthquake struck central Morocco last September,…

Marco Oriunto Marco Oriunto

The 91-year-old African president who keeps defying death rumours

Speculation over the wellbeing and whereabouts of Cameroon’s 91-year-old President Paul Biya…

Paul Melly Paul Melly

Cameroonian singer Mr Leo on finding the ‘power of our voice’

Mbolé-pop star Mr Leo's next musical mission is to break through to…

DJ Edu DJ Edu

Hayatou – the man who transformed African football

Following his death on Thursday, the Cameroonian has been hailed as a steadfast and…

Piers Edwards Piers Edwards

‘I’m just one of a billion’: refugee Cindy Ngamba’s remarkable road to Olympics

It’s the stink of the gym Cindy Ngamba remembers best. Sweat, leather…

Andy Bull Andy Bull

John Fru Ndi obituary: Cameroon’s brave champion of democracy

John Fru Ndi, the man regarded as Cameroon's champion of democracy, has…

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