PWD Bamenda continues to show their resilience
After many frustrated and costly attempts to reach the final in Yaoundé, the Cameroon football club finally tasted sweet success when they clinched the most coveted of the country’s domestic titles.
Stories by: Daniel Ekonde
What the Afcon means for Ethiopia
Players in the national team hope taking part in the tournament will buoy the hopes for a peaceful resolution of the Tigray conflict and also boost their chances of getting wider recognition.
No legs, but still standing and swinging
Issa Amang had both his legs amputated after falling ill in 2018, but that did not stop him. With the help of prosthetics, he is back up and not only playing golf but winning.
Renewed flight from Central African Republic turmoil
A Central African Republic refugee helps people fleeing the most recent spate of violence there to settle into a Cameroonian camp.
Why Cameroon is obsessed with hosting the Afcon
The African nation is hoping to use the tournament to paper over the divisions of the Anglophone crisis and the cracks made by a dictator who has ruled for almost four decades. Will it work?
The world’s most neglected conflict
This has been the bloodiest year of Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis, leading to the loss of many more lives. Cameroonians are now using #EndAnglophoneCrisis to alert the world to the separatist war.
PWD Bamenda defy two pandemics in Cameroon
The football club from a marginalised region in the central African nation will be representing their country in the CAF Champions League after winning the league despite being in a war zone.
Why Cameroon has slid back since Italia ’90
The Indomitable Lions’ class of 1990 put Africa on the international football map with their showing in Italy, where they stunned the world champions. But they have since gone backwards. Why?