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Cameroon Starts World's First Malaria Vaccine Program For Children

Cameroon will be the first country to routinely give children a new malaria vaccine as the shots are rolled out in Africa.
By The Associated Press, AP

19 People Injured In Explosion At Cameroon Sports Event

Nine athletes competing in the Mount Cameroon Race of Hope in Buea town were injured, as well as 10 civilians.
By Edwin Kindzeka Moki, AP

Pastor Who Claimed To Cure Coronavirus With Faith Dies Of Coronavirus

Frankline Ndifor had claimed to cure the COVID-19 infection in Cameroon via the laying of hands.
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Italian Woman Wins Picasso Painting Worth $1.1 Million In Charity Raffle

Claudia Borgogno won the artwork after buying a $109 ticket to help provide water for villagers in Madagascar and Cameroon.
By AP

Another Detained Immigrant Has Died In ICE Custody

Nebane Abienwi, 37, from Cameroon had a "hypertensive event," U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said.
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The Indomitable Lionesses And Other Women’s World Cup Underdogs

A handy guide to the longest shots in each group for this year’s tournament.
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Boko Haram Killings Reportedly Doubled In Past 5 Months

The Islamist militant group has killed more than 380 civilians in Nigeria and Cameroon since April.
By Reuters

Global Assault On Our Basic Freedoms Signposts A Dangerous Return To The Past

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7 Forgotten World Crises That Urgently Need Your Support

The world’s humanitarian needs are growing. So is the aid gap.
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3 Humanitarian Crises The World Needs To Pay More Attention To In 2017

This year we watched Aleppo, Mosul and the refugee crisis unfold, but there are many other conflict stories that went untold.
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