More than 100 young men and women in Cameroon’s capital posted anti-gay signs on bars suspected of being gay-friendly during a rally organised amid mounting threats and acts of violence targeting the country’s sexual minorities.

'Project Loon' attempts to get the entire planet online.

IF you haven’t yet seen Joseph Ndo, you at least have to see his back heel.

Cameroon have appointed former Spain boss Javier Clemente as their new coach.

AN Irish citizen has been killed in a plane crash in central Africa.

Search teams today found the wreckage of a small plane that disappeared over the weekend carrying 11 people including one Irish man, a spokesman for Cameroon’s government said.

An Irishman was on board an aircraft carrying mining executives which crashed in Africa, and whose wreckage has just been found.

AT least 45 people died when a bus overturned in the West African nation of Cameroon during an overnight journey.

At least 45 people died when a bus overturned in the West African nation of Cameroon during an overnight journey.

Ivory Coast became the second African nation to qualify for the 2010 World Cup tonight after a second-half strike from Chelsea star Didier Drogba earned them the point they needed to secure their place in South Africa.

Guinness today announced the line-up of artists for Dublin’s Arthur’s Day 250th anniversary celebrations on September 24.

WHEN Pope Benedict XVI speaks on issues of sexual morality sections of the media go into a feeding frenzy, which is usually very disparaging.

WHEN Pope Benedict XVI speaks on issues of sexual morality sections of the media go into a feeding frenzy, which is usually very disparaging.

Pope Benedict XVI will meet representatives of Cameroon’s Muslim minority today shortly before celebrating Mass for thousands of faithful from Africa’s expanding Catholic flock in the capital’s football stadium.

The wreckage of an aircraft which crashed in southern Cameroon with 114 people - including five Britons – on board was found tonight.

A truck carrying a load of sand slammed headfirst into a passenger bus today in Cameroon, killing at least 34 people, the government said.

Bolton’s Nigerian midfielder Jay-Jay Okocha has been pipped to the 2003 African Player of the Year award by Cameroon striker Samuel Eto’o.

At least 70 people have been killed when two buses collided on the main road linking the Cameroon’s capital Yaounde to the port city of Douala, hospital staff said today.

The UN is trying to confirm reports that the President of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Laurent Kabila, has been assassinated in an attempted coup.