CAR Refugees Release UN Aid Workers in Cameroon

Refugees from the troubled Central African Republic have released two United Nations workers in Cameroon - taken hostage to protest a lack of needed aid.  The refugees involved appear to be rebels - highlighting the growing crisis for the C.A.R.’s neighbors.   The UNHCR workers - identified as Mamady Fata Kourouma and his colleague Adama were taken hostage on January 4 in Bertoua - the provincial capital of Cameroon’s Eastern Region.   Eastern Region Governor Ivaha Diboua...

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