Nigeria face Gabon in their semifinal (6pm SA time) of the African qualifier playoffs being held in Rabat, Morocco, hoping to book a place in Sunday’s final against either Cameroon or the Democratic Republic of Congo (9pm SA time semifinal).

Cameroon’s disputed vote exposes Africa’s deepening leadership crisis as ageing rulers win elections but lose legitimacy, sparking protests and eroding public trust in democratic institutions across the continent.

Cameroon blamed the opposition for post-election violence and said several people had died following the contested result, which handed 92-year-old President Paul Biya an eighth term in office.

The Central African country of Cameroon has received a USD 98 million (EUR 85 million) loan from the African Development Bank (AfDB) to expand its livestock, fisheries, and aquaculture sectors. The nation’s Ministry of Livestock,

Cameroonian footballer Nicolas Moumi Ngamaleu addresses cheating allegations after a viral video surfaces, drawing attention from his teammates and social media.

The path to the 2026 FIFA World Cup enters a critical phase for four African nations as Nigeria, Gabon, Cameroon and DR Congo gather in Morocco for a high-stakes mini tournament that will decide who moves on to the inter-confederation playoffs next March.

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