A separatist group called the Fako Mountain Lions 1, paying allegiance to the Interim Government of Samuel Sako Ikome, said they attacked multiple areas in Buea, South West region on January 29, 2024.
Members of the Fako Mountain Lions reiterated in a video they shared on Social Media that they attacked Buea because denizens have not been respecting ghost towns- civil disobedience imposed by them.
At least one person, Derrick Musonge, was confirmed dead, four cars burned to ashes while two other cars had windscreens destroyed. Sources say two girls were declared missing in the area.
The deceased victim was the relative of the former Prime Minister, Peter Mafany Musonge.
Since January 9, 2017, Separatists fighting to restore the independence of former British Southern Cameroon declared that every Monday would be observed as a ghost town day.
But they said Buea has been respecting the ‘tradition’
‘Today January 29, 2024…we are live at the central market, you have seen these are people who violate ghost t
owns. Today we are here, to let you know that anyone who violates Ghost down, will go down…’ One fighter said, adding that they are receiving commands from self-styled major general Sagat.
Source: Cameroon News Agency
The Office of the Attorney General and Department of Justice (OAGandDOJ) has conducted a stakeholder’s forum at KICC to validate its 2023-2027 Strategic Plan.
The input of the stakeholders will be considered and incorporated into the Plan to meet and exceed the expectations of its internal and external stakeholders, as well as the general public.
As an enabler to all government entities in realizing the Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA), the Solicitor General (SG), Shadrack J. Mose, who officially opened the forum, committed that in line with its mandate, OAGandDOJ, will review and draft laws touching on BETA priorities.
He informed stakeholders that the OAGandDOJ had identified four (4) key result areas for the performance metrics that have critical impact on the achievement of the overall strategic mission for the OAGandDOJ.
The Solicitor General said identified key result areas include Legal Services; Governance, Legal Training and Constitutional Affairs; Leadership and Integrity; and Ge
neral Administration, Planning and Operations.
He added that the Office had also identified ten (10) other strategic objectives and specific strategies, as well as, specific activities to be implemented in the plan period.
The validation forum was attended by representatives from MDAs, Civil Society Organizations and Heads of Departments from the OAGandDOJ.
The stakeholders have up to 28th of February, 2024, to provide their input to be considered and incorporated into the Strategic Plan, before it is launched.
Source: Kenya News Agency