Launch of the 22nd International Cycling Tour of Cameroon in Maroua

On June 2, 2026, Maroua hosted the launch of the 22nd edition of the International Cycling Tour of Cameroon, marking a significant event in the cycling calendar. The Minister of Sports, Narcisse Mouelle Kombi, officiated the event, highlighting the importance of promoting cycling in the region. This occasion transformed Maroua into a temporary hub for cycling enthusiasts across Africa.

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Leo Charrois Takes Yellow Jersey at Tour du Cameroun in Bangangté

German cyclist Leo Charrois claimed the yellow jersey during the 5th stage of the Tour du Cameroun on June 8, 2026, in Bangangté. He capitalized on a critical flat tire suffered by Rwandan Rodrigue Kuere Nouawe, who had held the lead for four stages. This significant turn of events marks a dramatic shift in the competition.

26th Grand Prix Chantal Biya Begins with 65 Cyclists

The 26th edition of the Grand Prix Cycliste International Chantal Biya commenced on August 31, 2026, with 65 cyclists participating. The event was officially launched by Grégoire Mvongo, the governor of the East region, at the Motcheboum intersection. Notably, the defending champion is absent from this year's race.

Yaoundé hosts the 2026 African Kickboxing Championship from June 25 to 27

The 2026 African Kickboxing Championship commenced on June 25 at the Mfandena gymnasium in Yaoundé, featuring nearly 130 athletes from 15 countries competing in various categories such as K1 Rules, Low-kick, and Full-contact. The event will run until June 27, 2026, and includes delegations from across the continent, highlighting Cameroon’s role in hosting significant sporting events.

Madiba Run 4 Health 2026 to be held in Douala on July 12

The second edition of the Madiba Run 4 Health is scheduled for July 12, 2026, in Douala, starting and ending at the Stade de la Réunification. Organized by the Union Camerounaise de Brasseries, the event aims to promote health and fitness, with an estimated budget of 20 million FCFA. Organizers expressed their ambition for the event to gain continental recognition.