CameroonOnline.ORG | The U17 Indomitable Lionesses have taken another decisive step towards the 2025 U17 Women’s World Cup! With a 1-0 victory over Ethiopia in Addis Ababa, Cameroon secured their place in the third round of the qualifiers, advancing with a dominant 6-2 aggregate score. Ange Grâce Tazanou was once …
Read More »Dozens of Illegal Churches Closed in Yaoundé
CameroonOnline.ORG | In recent months, authorities in Yaoundé, Cameroon, have shut down dozens of unauthorized churches operating in various neighborhoods, according to reports from AFP. The crackdown is part of an effort to regulate religious institutions and address concerns related to unauthorized worship centers. According to Joseph Alain Etoundi, sub-prefect …
Read More »Cameroon Man Shot in Downtown Düsseldorf: A Deadly Encounter Over Debt
CameroonOnline.ORG | Düsseldorf, Germany —A shocking act of violence unfolded in the Düsseldorf train station district, leaving a man from Cameroon fatally shot in the back seat of a ride-service vehicle. Identified by Cameroonian news sources as 49-year-old Alain Karol Tsapi, also known as “Versace,” the victim was targeted in …
Read More »Cameroon Announces Squad for World Cup Qualifiers Against Eswatini and Libya
CameroonOnline.ORG | The Cameroon national team coach, Marc Brys, faced the press this Thursday at the Cameroonian Football Federation headquarters. During this highly anticipated event, he unveiled the list of players selected for the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifiers against Eswatini and Libya. Cameroon will travel to Nelspruit to …
Read More »Motsepe Addresses Eto’o’s CAF Election, Pledges Support | +video
CameroonOnline.ORG | Patrice Motsepe, re-elected as CAF president, addressed questions regarding Samuel Eto’o’s recent election to the CAF Executive Committee by acclamation, despite prior disciplinary actions and controversies. Motsepe expressed strong support for Eto’o, emphasizing his pride in the former football star and a commitment to uniting Cameroonian football. Motsepe …
Read More »Cameroonian Separatist Leader Lucas Ayaba Cho Remains in Norwegian Detention
CameroonOnline.ORG | Several Cameroonian news outlets report that Lucas Ayaba Cho, a Cameroonian separatist leader and naturalized German citizen, will remain in pre-trial detention in Norway until at least May 5, 2025. The decision, made by an Oslo court on March 10, marks the fourth consecutive extension since his arrest …
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