In Cameroon, Hollande Urges Aid for Fight Against Boko Haram

French President Francoise Hollande wrapped up talks in Cameroon late Friday on the fight against terrorism, calling for more international support in the fight against Boko Haram in Cameroon, Nigeria, Chad and Niger. Saying French air forces now carry out regular surveillance of the zone where Boko Haram operates, Hollande said France is ready to provide pictures and information about Boko Haram movements, emphasizing the critical importance of sharing military intelligence. The...

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