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U.S. aid cut halted neglected tropical disease program in Cameroon, raising resurgence fears — Static01.nyt.com

U.S. aid cut halted neglected tropical disease program in Cameroon, raising resurgence fears

Health officials warn that neglected tropical diseases such as onchocerciasis (river blindness) could resurge in parts of Africa after U.S. cuts to foreign aid in 2025 halted a U.S.A.I.D.-funded neglected tropical disease (N.T.D.) program that supported drug distribution and surveillance in countries

CAF opens disciplinary proceedings over AFCON quarter-final incidents — Assets.goal.com

CAF opens disciplinary proceedings over AFCON quarter-final incidents

Goal reports the Confederation of African Football (CAF) has formally opened disciplinary proceedings after a series of ugly incidents that marred the Africa Cup of Nations quarter-finals in Morocco, with investigations into alleged "unacceptable behaviour" from players and staff during clashes involving hosts Morocco, Cameroon, Algeria and Nigeria.

Diaz puts Morocco 1-0 up against Cameroon in AFCON quarter-final — Static.independent.co.uk

Diaz puts Morocco 1-0 up against Cameroon in AFCON quarter-final

Independent.co reports that Morocco lead Cameroon 1-0 in their Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final after Brahim Diaz scored in the 26th minute. Live updates say Diaz’s goal came from sustained pressure and was his fifth in five games, with Morocco pressing relentlessly while Cameroon have threatened through deliveries

Cameroon to meet hosts Morocco in AFCON quarter-final at Prince Moulay Abdellah — Assets.goal.com

Cameroon to meet hosts Morocco in AFCON quarter-final at Prince Moulay Abdellah

Goal reports that five-time champions Cameroon meet hosts Morocco in an Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium. The game will kick off on 9 Jan 2026 at 14:00 EST and 19:00 GMT. Broadcasters listed include Fanatiz in the United States, 4Seven in the

Cameroon works to preserve malaria program after U.S. funding cut — Static01.nyt.com

Cameroon works to preserve malaria program after U.S. funding cut

Health officials and local workers in northern Cameroon scrambled to keep a lifesaving malaria program running after much U.S. assistance was cut in February, leaving supplies such as injectable artesunate scarce in the region around Maroua. A 3-year-old, Mohammadou, received artesunate and recovered after traveling to a hospital where