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Karen Perrin

Karen Perrin

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Memphis

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  • Cameroon

    By Karen Perrin, Ilham Moussa, Claude Mululu, Bibiane Mouangue| United Nations OCHA@ The North-West and South-West regions in Cameroon are experiencing a humanitarian crisis which has led to the displacement of over 630,000 people into the country and more than 86,000 people to Nigeria. The crisis resulted in the collapse of essential services and infrastructure in some of the most affected areas. As of April 2023, approximately 18 per cent of health facilities have been forced to close, and a number of operational ones are struggling to function adequately.

    By Karen Perrin, Ilham Moussa, Claude Mululu, Bibiane Mouangue · United Nations OCHA

    Jul. 11, 2023

  • Continuous Christmas Music is here on 104.5 The River!

    By Ron Olson, Karen Perrin| WRVR-FM (Memphis, TN) Verified Breaking News@ Well......it's here! Ready or not... but why not? It is 2020 after all! lol Continuous Christmas music is NOW on 104.5 The River! And yes, Ron Olson and I, Karen Perrin, will still be doing the Morning Show throughout! So whenever you are ready for some holiday cheer, come join us! We are here for you!Your pal, Karen Perrin from the Ron and Karen 104.5 The River Morning Show

    By Ron Olson, Karen Perrin · WRVR-FM (Memphis, TN)

    Nov. 16, 2020

  • Cameroon

    By Karen Perrin, Ilham Moussa, Claude Mululu, Bibiane Mouangue| United Nations OCHA@ The North-West and South-West regions in Cameroon are experiencing a humanitarian crisis which has led to the displacement of over 630,000 people into the country and more than 86,000 people to Nigeria. The crisis resulted in the collapse of essential services and infrastructure in some of the most affected areas. As of April 2023, approximately 18 per cent of health facilities have been forced to close, and a number of operational ones are struggling to function adequately.

    By Karen Perrin, Ilham Moussa, Claude Mululu, Bibiane Mouangue · United Nations OCHA

    Jul. 11, 2023

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