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Journalists Share Experiences Reporting on Boko Haram

As World Radio Day 2016 is commemorated February 13 under the theme "Radio in times of emergencies and disasters," two of Cameroon's leading reporters on Boko Haram atrocities in Nigeria, Chad and Cameroon share their experiences. Ebenezer Akanga and Djamo Haman have escaped several attacks by the terrorist group but have continued their reporting despite the danger. Haman of Cameroon's state radio CRTV said he saw more than 20 slain corpses in the Cameroon northern town...

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