If you missed my exclusive reporting on the Cameroon army taking on Boko Haram on the border with Nigeria, here is an online version.
The
Cameroon Army and Boko Haram fighters are caught in a face-off in the towns of
Limani, Am chide and Kidi-Makari near Kolofata over the last couple of days.
These
localities all in the Mayo-Sava division of the Far North region are amongst
the new frontlines in the conflict opposing the army to the Islamic militant
group.
Limani
and Am chide came under attack over the weekend, and gunshots are fired almost
on a daily basis. fonka mutta beau-bernard reports on the latest in the conflict
theatre.
The
security concerns of the last couple of months is being felt in most spheres
of society, notably in business. The closure of the borders, and night time
transport restrictions are all affecting life in the region.
However
the seizure of weapons from a Boko Haram operative in Kousseri one of
Cameroon’s northernmost towns this week again demonstrates Cameroon’s
determination to smoke out Boko Haram militants from the country.
As
fonka
mutta beau-bernard reports customs revenue collection and tourism are
some of the worst affected sectors.
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