Central Africa

Gunmen have viciously attacked rangers in Congo's Virunga National Park, resulting in the untimely deaths of two of them. This marks the second attack this month in the unstable eastern region of the country.

Can you fathom the situation in Uganda, where they plan to dispatch 1 000 troops to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to tackle militias? Meanwhile, in North Kivu, approximately 150 schools have been targeted or decimated by armed…

"We are living only with the last remaining trees," Eugene Omokomi said sadly, scanning a wide sweep of his home in tropical forest that has been devastated by industrial logging and illegal loggers. Since he was a child, the 55-year-old…

Cameroon reports that the ongoing fighting between soldiers and separatist rebels is hindering the reconstruction of homes, schools, hospitals, and other public buildings in its troubled western regions. Authorities reveal that in the three…

Yaounde — Thousands of ladies in Cameroon took to the streets on Wednesday, International Women's Day, to protest the excessive rate of dwelling. The authorities blames hovering nutrients and vigor rates on Russia's invasion of Ukraine.…

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Yaounde — Cameroon's future health ministry has dismissed a report of two suspected instances of Marburg virus inside the nation after a primary lethal outbreak in neighboring Equatorial Guinea. Well-being officers alongside the border…

Dakar — In response to information reviews that Cameroonian police on Monday arrested Jean-Pierre Amougou Belinga and two of his associates in connection to the investigation into the homicide of journalist Martinez Zogo, the Committee to…

Yaoundé, Cameroon — Cameroon says separatists have killed and kidnapped villagers within the troubled South-West quarter in retaliation after the army this week killed a insurgent chief and three of his males. The army blamed the…

The African Editors Discussion board (TAEF) is shocked and angered by the deaths of two outstanding African journalists – John Williams Ntwali from Rwanda and Martinez Zogo from Cameroon. Ntwali and Zogo died in mysterious circumstances…