Cameroon
Football reforms carry political risks in Cameroon
The Cameroonian football federation on December 11 elected former footballer Samuel Eto'o Fils as its president
CameroonIntra-jihadist rivalry fuels violence in Lake Chad
The security situation in Lake Chad is worsening in spite of the death of prominent jihadist leaders.
NigeriaWest African governments will struggle with unrest
The region's economic recovery in 2021 has been accompanied by growing social unrest and rising security threats
West AfricaCameroon violence will increase in coming weeks
Cameroon is preparing to host the Africa Cup of Nations in January amid an escalating conflict in its anglophone regions
CameroonManoeuvring for succession will intensify in Cameroon
The ill-health of Cameroon's 88-year-old leader, Paul Biya, is generating increasing discussions about his succession
CameroonImproved rebel tactics challenge Cameroon government
Government authorities have admitted to losses caused by anglophone rebel ambushes employing sophisticated tactics
CameroonWest Africa jihadists will not follow Taliban example
The fall of Kabul to Taliban forces has intensified fears in West Africa and the Sahel of future jihadist victories
West AfricaWest Africa jihadist defections may shift conflict
The recent return of a Chibok school kidnapping victim is part of a wave of hundreds of Boko Haram defections
West Africa