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analysis: From Cameroon to Cooma and back again — inside the rugby league trek of Carol Manga
by Nick Campton
It's not easy to be a missionary for rugby league at the end of the sport's universe, however, Carol Manga's passion for the game he loves has never wavered as he prepares to pull on his national colours one last time.
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By Annabelle Quince and Anna Kelsey-Sugg for Rear Vision
It's one of the world's favourite treats but it has been linked to farmer exploitation, corporate apathy, and adult and child slave labour.
Posted Liverpool's top strikers to face off in African Cup of Nations final
Liverpool strikers Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mané will put club loyalties aside as Egypt and Senegal meet at the African Cup of Nations final.
Posted African Cup of Nations fans killed in Cameroon stadium crush
At least six people are killed in a crush outside a stadium hosting a game at the African Cup of Nations football tournament in Cameroon.
Posted Nightclub fire claims 17 lives in Cameroon as country hosts football tournament
A fire erupted at a popular nightclub in Yaounde, Cameroon's capital, setting off explosions and killing at least 17 people, according to government officials.
Posted Spitting, threatened walk-offs, crazy goals — England v Cameroon had it all
An extraordinary Women's World Cup game sees England advance past Cameroon — but not before a string of controversial incidents, with the Cameroon side refusing to play on at times after decisions go against them.
Posted Associated Country Women of the World meet to give rural women a voice
Forget the scones with jam and cream, country women from around the world are working together to empower women and improve their rights.
Posted Updated 79 Cameroonian school children released after kidnapping
All 79 children and a driver kidnapped in west Cameroon have been freed, but a principal and one teacher are still being held by the armed men that took them.
Posted Updated Dozens of students kidnapped in Cameroon
A video purportedly of the kidnapped children in Cameroon has been released on social media with the apparent kidnapper saying the children will be used to fight.
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Nearly 80 children kidnapped from school in Cameroon
A video purportedly of the kidnapped children is released on social media in a country plagued by violence between separatist and government forces.
Posted Updated Missing Commonwealth Games athletes still on the run as visas expire
There are "significantly more" than 19 athletes and officials missing since the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games, a refugee legal advocacy group says.
Posted Updated Migration agent says dozens of Comm Games athletes want to stay in Australia
By Tom Forbes and staff
A Gold Coast migration expert says more than 40 Commonwealth Games athletes have inquired about staying in Australia, after Games organisers confirm they are investigating reports of missing athletes from a string of African nations.
Posted Updated Meet the African leaders with serious staying power
Africa is home to more than half of the top 20 longest-serving political leaders in the world, but many of them appear like a rogues' gallery of corrupt and cruel officials.
Posted Updated Uganda's massive refugee intake dwarfs European countries as crisis worsens
By Anne Barker
A year on from Greece and Turkey bearing the brunt of a global refugee crisis, now Uganda is feeling the strain of taking in over a million displaced peoples from neighbouring countries.
Posted Updated Socceroos need miracle Chile win after Cameroon draw
Australia manages only a 1-1 draw against Cameroon in its second Confederations Cup game, and now needs to beat Chile by two goals to progress from the group.
Posted Updated Cameroon just don't get the Socceroos, Ange says
Cameroon coach Hugo Broos sees the Socceroos as little more than long-ball merchants — but Ange Postecoglou and Germany's Joachim Loew disagree.
Posted How a Cameroonian immigrant went from mixing music to mentoring
Cameroonian immigrant Charles Mbouti lives two very different lives — one as a DJ and another as a mentor to Indigenous youth.
Posted 'We want to win it': Ange aiming to win Confed Cup despite nightmare group
A 4-0 thrashing at home at the hands of Brazil? No problem. Socceroos coach Ange Postecoglou still harbours ambitions of winning this month's Confederations Cup.
Posted Updated Nigeria investigates if would-be suicide bomber is missing schoolgirl
A would-be suicide bomber arrested in northern Cameroon wearing an explosives belt tells investigators she was one of 219 Nigerian schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram in 2014.
Posted Cameroon frees 900 Boko Haram hostages, kills 100 militants in raid
Cameroon's army says it has killed at least 100 members of the militant Islamist Boko Haram group and freed 900 people the group had held hostage as it seeks to strike back after a series of attacks in the West African country.
Posted Updated US deploys troops to Cameroon for Boko Haram mission
By North America correspondent Stephanie March, wires
Washington announces it is sending about 300 troops to Cameroon, as it steps up efforts to counter the terrorist group Boko Haram.
Posted Updated Twin suicide bombings in Cameroon kill 19
A double suicide bombing in the northern Cameroon town of Kerawa kills at least 19 people and wounds another 143, a senior local government official says.
Posted Suspected teen girl suicide bomber kills 19 in Cameroon
A suicide bomber, thought to be a teenage girl, targets a crowded bar in northern Cameroon, killing 19 and injuring dozens.
Posted China edges past Cameroon into last eight at World Cup
China qualifies for Women's World Cup quarter-finals with 1-0 win over Cameroon in Edmonton.
Posted Updated Nigeria, neighbours forge anti-Boko Haram force
Nigeria and four of its neighbours agree to set up a joint military force to counter the threat posed by the Islamist militant group Boko Haram.
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