Suicide Bomber Kills 12, Self in Cameroon

A suicide bomber killed 12 people in northern Cameroon on Wednesday when he blew himself up at a mosque during morning prayers. Officials say the early morning attack occurred in Kouyape, a village near the border with Nigeria. There has been no official claim of responsibility, but the incident took place in an area often targeted by the Nigerian militant group Boko Haram. The extremist group has waged a battle for an Islamic state in northeastern Nigeria since 2009...

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