In Cameroon, cash assistance gives more than a lifeline for

Kette, Cameroon – The town of Kette is situated along the border of Cameroon with the Central African Republic. Home to more than 3,200* Central African refugees, Kette has a unique district, commonly referred to as “Bozizé’s neighbourhood”. The families who live here are the longest standing residents in the area.

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