Anglophone crisis: UN Central African Chief says humanitarian aid urgent, urges gov’t to bring lasting peace

By NOELA EBOB BISONG Guinean born François Louncény Fall, head of the United Nations Regional Office for Central Africa on Tuesday, June 4 2019, requested the need for partners to increase humanitarian assistance to address the situation ongoing in Cameroon’s troubled North West and South West Regions. While briefing the Security Council members, the UN Central African Representative stated that the rate of the execution of the UN Humanitarian Response Plan in Cameroon stands barely at 13 percent, inadequate for the situation on ground in Cameroon’s two restive regions, which he maintains remains preoccupying, as the populations of the North…