Clashes Shut Down Schools in Cameroon

The number of roadside traders are increasing with the ongoing conflict in Cameroon's English-speaking northwest and southwest regions, where fighting between armed separatists and government troops has shut down schools and sent thousands of children fleeing to safer ground.

  • Cameroon:   Separatist Clashes Shut Down Schools

    VOA, 20 June 2018

    It is a bright Tuesday morning, with children hawking goods to drivers and passersby on the congested streets of Yaounde. The number of these sidewalk sellers is increasing with… Read more »

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