· Para athletics
Nassima Saifi wins discus gold for Algeria in Paris
A 35.55m winning mark put the Algerian thrower at the top of the women’s discus F57 podium.
Read the archive reportNATIONAL STORIES · SHARED AMBITION
The Para sport story of Cameroon.
Cameroon entered the Paralympic Games at London 2012, with powerlifter Atangana Conrad named in the IPC’s debut report. Later IPC coverage followed technical training involving Cameroonian participants and efforts to raise the visibility of athletes around Rio 2016. Together these records document a pathway from Games representation towards stronger sporting expertise and public engagement, without implying a complete national chronology.
Historical context is drawn from the linked IPC records. Dates and roles refer to the time of the original report.
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2012–2024Years represented in this collection
FROM THE HISTORICAL RECORD
Athletes, achievements and opportunity.
· Para powerlifting
African powerlifting specialists share training in Lagos
Cameroon and DR Congo were among 13 African countries represented at a World Para Powerlifting workshop in Lagos from 10 to 12 August 2017.
Read the archive report· Multi-sport
Cameroon and Comoros feature in London 2012 debut preview
An IPC preview published on 30 August 2012 listed Cameroon and Comoros among 14 countries due to make their Paralympic Games debuts in London.
Read the archive reportYOUR NATIONAL CONNECTION
Para sport in Cameroon.
Connect with the national organisation to ask about participation, athlete development, classification and representing your country.
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Discover & participate
Connect with your NPC to find an accessible club, a first training session or a local sport opportunity.
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Develop & progress
Build an athlete pathway through coaching, equipment access, classification information and competition.
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Compete & represent
Prepare for national and continental events, with entries coordinated by your NPC and the relevant federation.