Cameroon
21 entries quoted from the Wikipedia articles written per year for Cameroon, 1985 CE to 2017 CE. Each century below shows a sample spread across it; the year link on a line opens everything held for that year.
20th century
12 entries, 1985 CE to 1995 CE
- 1985The Cameroon National Union changes its name to the Cameroon People's Democratic Movement.Cameroonsource
- 198516 July – Rebecca Muambo, wrestlerCameroonsource
- 198621 August – Lake Nyos disaster: A large amount of carbon dioxide erupts from Lake Nyos resulting in the deaths of between 1,700 and 1,800 people.Cameroonsource
- 198625 May – Joëlle Mbumi Nkouindjin, athleteCameroonsource
- 199126 April – Sadou Hayatou becomes Prime Minister.Cameroonsource
- 1991Doual'art, a nonprofit arts organisation and research centre is established in Douala.Cameroonsource
- 199128 May – Marie Fegue, weightlifterCameroonsource
- 1992The University of Buea becomes a full-fledged university.Cameroonsource
- 1993The University of Yaoundé is split into the University of Yaoundé I and the University of Yaoundé II.Cameroonsource
- 199416 March – Joel Embiid, basketball playerCameroonsource
- 19953 December – Cameroon Airlines Flight 3701 crashes, killing 71 people.Cameroonsource
- 199519 May – Berthe Etane Ngolle, wrestlerCameroonsource
21st century
9 entries, 2006 CE to 2017 CE
- 2006May 25 - Scientists confirm the theory that HIV originated among wild chimpanzees in Cameroon.Cameroonsource
- 2006March 23 - More than 100 people die after their boat capsizes in Cameroon.Cameroonsource
- 2010Cameroon National team played in the 2010 FIFA World Cup. They lost in the group stage round.Cameroonsource
- 2012August–September – Flooding caused by a month of heavy rainfall in the Far North Region leaves nearly 30 people dead and displaces at least 4,000.Cameroonsource
- 20152 January - Boko Haram militants attack a bus in Waza killing eleven people and injuring six.Cameroonsource
- 201626 May – The Cameroonian government announces the reappearance of the H5N1 Influenza virus in the country, reporting that at least 15,000 birds have been killed by the virus since 22 May.Cameroonsource
- 201619 April – Authorities burn 2,000 seized elephant tusks as part of operations to combat the illicit ivory trade.Cameroonsource
- 201621 October – A Camrail intercity passenger train derails and crashes in Eséka, killing at least 79 with a further 550 injured.Cameroonsource
- 201714 December – Soldiers fire indiscriminately at civilians in Bodam, execute an elderly man, and burn several houses.Cameroonsource