Cameroon Heightens Security After Bombing Attack

Security is being heightened in northern Cameroon following Wednesdays double suicide bombing attack, carried out by two female suicide bombers, that left dozens dead. Governor Midjiyawa Bakari of Cameroon’s Far North region, said he has asked the military to be more vigilant and vigorous while checking travelers and their goods, adding that all suspected markets, shops, bars and popular spots have been sealed. He said he has also received instructions from Cameroon President Paul Biya to...

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