In 2019, Libyan police arrested a Cameroonian man after he repeatedly visited mosques, claiming to be a Christian wanting to convert to Islam Each time, the mosques would organize a celebration and he would then collect donations before moving on to do the same at another mosque

Kylian Mbappe has described Paraguayan senator Celeste Amarilla as “despicable” and “racist” after she called the France captain a “colonised Cameroonian” following the World Cup round-of-16 game between the two nations on Saturday. The French Football Federation has said it has reported Amarilla’s comments to the public prosecutor’s office “with a view to legal proceedings.”  The Athletic has sought to clarify where such proceedings would take place. @nnamdionye, @charlotteharpur and @GuillermoRai_ 🔗

To mark the 2026 China-#Africa# Year of People-to-People Exchange, #Cameroonian# students from the #ConfuciusInstitute# recorded a video to wish Qiannan Buyi-Miao Autonomous Prefecture a happy 70th anniversary—proving that no mountain or mile can break the bond between our peoples.

The repeated chant "Mama-se, mama-sa, ma-ma-koo-sa" featured in "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" from "Thriller" was borrowed from Cameroonian musician Manu Dibango's 1972 song "Soul Makossa." Dibango later filed a lawsuit over the uncredited use, which was eventually settled outside of court. It's a lesser-known legal chapter connected to one of "Thriller's" most recognizable tracks, showing that even the biggest-selling album of all time had its own behind-the-scenes legal drama.

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