CAMEROON

What passport you hold says a lot more than you may realize about your access to the world.

The vast desert country hopes to see output of 300,000 barrels per day by 2015.

Tottenham continue to be major players in the summer transfer period with the Sept. 2 deadline looming.

Chelsea and manager Jose Mourinho believe the club still needs help in its attack.

Several of the world's top clubs are stepping up their pursuit of elite players.

The China National Petroleum Corporation has been suspended from operations at one field in Chad.

The U.S. State Department issued a worldwide travel alert for U.S. citizens Friday, but what exactly does that mean?

Cameroonian LGBT activist Eric Lembembe was brutally and mysteriously killed last week.

Mandela has already lived more than four decades longer than his fellow countrymen.

The International Maritime Bureau says that piracy is declining around the world, except off the coast of West Africa.

Homosexuality is currently considered a criminal offense in 38 African nations.

Martin Helme, a leading member of Estonia's Conservative People’s Party, said in a TV interview about immigration policy that he doesn't want black people coming to his country.

At least 50,000 African migrants live in Turkey, mostly in Istanbul. About one-third of them are from sub-Saharan Africa.

Former Arsenal midfielder Alex Song has discussed reports that he could be set to leave Barcelona.

The leader of Seleka rebels who gained control of Bangui said Tuesday that he is suspending the constitution.

Samuel Eto'o helped Cameroon gain an edge in World Cup qualification.

Very few French citizens, an estimated 5 percent of the country, regularly attend Mass.

The current ban on rhino horn has sucked the animals into a "supply-and-demand extinction vortex," scientists say.

The majority of African players in Bangladesh originate from just four nations: Ghana, Nigeria, Morocco and Cameroon.

A French family of seven was kidnapped by vacationing in Cameroon. According to reports, Islamist militants are believed to be behind the kidnapping of the family.

Anti-poaching efforts by the Gabonese government have largely failed.