Cameroon is facing worsening violence and conflict and the number of people needing humanitarian assistance has increased 30 per cent from last year to 4.3 million people, the U.N. humanitarian chief said Monday. Continue reading
The owner of a private college in Surrey, B.C., is facing accusations she took thousands of dollars from African students, a Global News investigation has uncovered. Continue reading
After nearly eight months hiding in a Vancouver church, a woman the government says lied about her sexual orientation and misled Canadian immigration officials is set to be deported to Cameroon, where homosexuality is illegal. Continue reading
“These cases are the most difficult. Human sexuality is complex. There’s a spectrum of behaviour.” Continue reading
Fall River resident, Mark Carew, is heading to West Africa to become chief officer aboard one of the world’s largest volunteer hospital ships. Continue reading
Boko Haram’s eight-year insurgency has spilled across the border into northern Cameroon. Continue reading
Cameroon’s transport minister says at least 53 people have died after a train overloaded with passengers derailed. Continue reading
In a northern Cameroon town menaced by food insecurity and suicide bombers, women as old as 85 are spending long, grueling days crushing rocks into gravel to earn a living. Continue reading
Cameroon’s government says the multinational joint forces fighting Boko Haram have arrested five leaders of the extremist group and freed dozens of women and children held captive. Continue reading
U.N. Ambassador Samantha Power’s trip to Cameroon’s front lines in the war against Boko Haram started horrifically Monday as an armoured jeep in her motorcade struck and killed a young boy who darted into the road. Continue reading