Cambodia Crackdown: Cambodia says it deported 3,598 foreigners from May 11–20, including 1,794 Chinese and people from dozens of countries—framed as a push to “clean up” cybercrime. Extreme Heat & Gender: A new report on India’s heatwave argues extreme temperatures hit women differently, because they do more household care and face worse sanitation and ventilation at home and work. Cameroon Conservation, Up Close: In southeastern Cameroon, the “Petit Robert” story spotlights how community knowledge is being folded into wildlife conservation through the Sustainable Wildlife Management programme. Exam Security in Cameroon: In Moungo, elite naval forces and police secured the Bakingili Common Entrance sub-centre, keeping the exam calm despite a heavy presence. Human Trafficking Bust: Also in Cameroon, 17 youngsters were rescued from a trafficking network allegedly using fake online job ads to lure victims toward Malaysia. Minawao Refugee Support: EU diplomats visited Minawao, launching durable-solution efforts tied to education, health, water, energy, and income projects for the Boko Haram-displaced population. Cameroon’s Unity Day Debate: Commentary around May 20’s “national integration” theme renews questions about whether unity is real—especially amid Anglophone crisis realities. IMF Watch: The IMF estimates Cameroon’s tax take still lags potential, with debt servicing squeezing room for health and education.