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Cameroon femicides: Footballer Nchout Njoya Ajara speaks out after eight women killed in a week (opens the original)
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The killing of at least eight women in a week has sparked outrage in Cameroon, with many calling on the government to do more to protect women and girls. Among those who have spoken out is renowned footballer Nchout Njoya Ajara, who has called for an end to the "tragic wave" of targeting women, saying "silence is complicity". The government has also raised concern about the rise in attacks. At least 50 women have been killed between January and April this year, compared to 77 last year, accordin
Gold mine hit by deadly landslide in Central African Republic near Cameroon border (opens the original)
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A landslide at a gold mining area in Zamboï in western Central African Republic (CAR), near the border with Cameroon, has killed more than 100 people, an official has told the BBC. Videos shared online appear to show a slope collapsing on to a crowd of people at the site as others ran to safety. Adamou Abdon, the mayor of Garoua-Boulaï, a Cameroonian border town, told the BBC it happened on Tuesday afternoon. Rescue efforts are under way amid fears the death toll could rise. It is not immediatel
Chad's Succès Masra: Former prime minister given state pardon (opens the original)
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Chad's President Mahamat Déby has pardoned political rival and former Prime Minister Succès Masra who was serving a 20-year sentence, paving the way for his release from prison. Masra, a fierce critic of president, claimed to have defeated him in an election in 2024. The opposition figure had been arrested last May over alleged links to a clash which took place in the south-west of the country. He was accused of spreading hateful messages on social media linked to the violence in which authoriti
Bruno Foucher: French ambassador to CAR faces disciplinary action over misconduct (opens the original)
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France has opened disciplinary proceedings against its top diplomat in the Central African Republic (CAR) over accusations of misconduct. This emerged after a report in a French weekly that Ambassador Bruno Foucher allegedly had brought dozens of women into his official residence and had sex with some of them. He has not commented publicly. The allegations, which refer to events said to have happened between January 2024 and March this year, prompted investigations by France's foreign ministry i
Cameroon's President Biya reshuffles army amid unease at his long stay in Switzerland (opens the original)
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Cameroon's veteran leader Paul Biya - who has not been seen in public for nearly two months - has reshuffled the country's military amid growing concerns over his prolonged stay abroad. The 93-year-old president appointed officials to key positions within the army and promoted five colonels to the rank of brigadier general. One of the newly promoted brigadier generals is Raymond Jean Charles Beko'o Abondo, who was immediately reappointed as commander of the elite presidential guard - responsible
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