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How does he intend to prevent millions of death each year? The Clinton Foundation way! Negotiate prices for the antimalarial combination drug Arteminisin/Artesunate, a new and better drug recommended by WHO. Benwih, Delphine and Comfort under a bed net....
State radio in Cameroon says prison guards have killed 16 inmates trying to escape from a jail in the country’s commercial capital.
State radio in Cameroon says prison guards have killed 16 inmates trying to escape from a jail in the country’s commercial capital.
Croatia’s Foreign Ministry says a Croatian woman was kidnapped last week in Cameroon along with an Italian citizen.
The trial of a Louisiana congressman charged with bribery will be delayed so an appeals court can hear arguments on whether his status as a congressman protects him from prosecution.
Encouraged that all major U.S. presidential candidates vow to protect the environment, lawmakers from industrialized nations and big emerging economies met Wednesday to craft solutions to global warming and rising deforestation.
As combat raged in Chad’s capital last weekend, U.S. Embassy staffers were busily shredding sensitive documents in the ambassador’s office when a rocket blasted through a wall, roared across the room and burst out the opposite wall before exploding.
The government imposed a dusk-to-dawn curfew Thursday across Chad and said it was scouring the capital for coup plotters and their accomplices who were in hiding after days of fighting left hundreds dead and caused thousands to flee.
The old school campus is dilapidated. There is little food, water from only a single tap, no toilets. Families sleep in the open or under tents made of scavenged tree branches and lengths of cloth used as skirts during the day.
Chadian rebels renewed their assault on the capital of this oil-rich central African country Monday, and tens of thousands of people fled as gunfire crackled and artillery shells exploded across the city.
Anthony Bassey Bassey developed his ability to deftly juggle a soccer ball in the rain and the mud of his native Nigeria, dreaming of someday playing for the powerhouse Spanish team Barcelona.
It is interesting that many people across the planet today are going on rallies and tours to make sure that they drive their point home. I suppose the one journey across the globe that is really hitting the headlines is that of the ‘Olympic Torch’....
Defending African champions Egypt scripted one of the most memorable sporting moments when the North African nation retained their African Cup of Nations crown won on home soil two years back. On a hot and humid Sunday night in Accra, Ghana, the...
Worst fears came true yesterday with the confirmation that no one survived in Kenya Airways plane that crashed in a mangrove swamp on Saturday. Rescue workers located the black box of the Cameroon Boeing 737-800, which killed all 114 people from at least...
The health department of Cameroon has pledged free treatment to all patients suffering from AIDS. The drugs will be funded by the government and other NGOs like Clinton Foundation and Global Fund.
The program is expected to cost about $11.9 million to...
Researchers of University of Alabama have come out with a new theory about the origination of the AIDS. According to the study, AIDS virus first instigated in wild apes in Cameroon. Then it spread in humans across Africa and ultimately the world....
The virulent H5N1 strain of the virus is affecting poultry in three states, Nigerian officials confirmed. The UN has warned, Nigeria must step up its measures to prevent further spread of the deadly bird flu virus. But how? Two UN world bodies opined,...
Women from New Zealand are expected to work towards their sex-appeal, according to US stylist.
“What this city needs is more sexy clothing — if you want to be an international fashion capital you’ve got to export some sex,” as per American stylist...
Cameroon, backed by the UN, had brought African and international scientists, representatives of research agencies, and donors, government and regional organization officials to discuss the development of HIV vaccines and policies to strengthen the...
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Japan’s Tsukasa Umesaki (17) fights for the ball with Cameroon’s Albert Baning (8) during their U-23 friendly soccer match in Tokyo, Japan, Thursday, June 12, 2008.
