CAR Refugees Face Difficult Conditions in Cameroon

Close to 100,000 Central African Republicans who fled violence at home are taking refuge in Cameroon. But many are finding life in the refugee camps also difficult. Some are trying to start a new life by opening little businesses in Cameroonian villages - but face resistance. Refugees here at the Timangolo camp are welcoming the newest arrival: Ahmadou Bachirou. He looks sick and tired after traveling 300 kilometers from the Central African Republic town of Bambari. He says...

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