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Cameroon: Military Tribunal Begins Trial in Martinez Zogo’s Murder Case

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The trial of several individuals accused of involvement in the murder of Martinez Zogo has begun at the Cameroon Military Tribunal.

Background

Martinez Zogo, a well-known Journalist and head of a Radio Station in Cameroon, was murdered in January 2023. His death shocked the country and led to widespread calls for justice.

The Accused

Several individuals have been accused of involvement in the murder of Martinez Zogo. These include Amougou Belinga, a shrewd business man accused of traffic of influence; Laurent Esso, the Minister of Justice and Colonel Raymond Thomas Etoundi Nsoe, a former Commander in the Presidential Guard of President Paul Biya.

The Trial

The trial of the accused began on 2/14. The proceedings are being held at the Cameroon Military Tribunal in Yaounde.

The trial is expected to last for a couple months. During the trial, the prosecution will present evidence and call witnesses to testify. The defense will have the opportunity to cross-examine witnesses and present their own evidence.

The Importance of the Trial

The trial of the accused individuals is an important step in the quest for justice for Martinez Zogo and his family. It is also an opportunity for Cameroon to demonstrate its commitment to the rule of law and the protection of its citizens and journalists

The trial in the murder of Martinez Zogo murder case is an important event for the people of Cameroon. The African Boulevard Team for Cameroon will continue to follow the trial closely and provide updates as they become available.

 

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