Former president of the Cameroon Bar Association, Akere Muna, announced in a brief statement that his brother, George Fombi Muna, has died. The announcement was made in Cameroon, though the exact date of death was not disclosed in the communication.
George Fombi Muna was the sibling of Akere Muna, a well‑known Cameroonian lawyer and former government minister who has also served as president of the International Federation for Human Rights. The family’s loss was conveyed through the former bâtonnier’s short notice.
Details about George Fombi Muna’s life, career or the circumstances surrounding his death were not provided in the statement. The announcement simply confirmed his passing and expressed the family’s grief.
Akere Muna, who led the Cameroonian bar from 1997 to 2000, is a prominent figure in the country’s legal and political spheres. He has been active in promoting human rights and democratic reforms across Central Africa.
The death of George Fombi Muna adds to a period of mourning for the Muna family, who have been publicly recognized for their contributions to Cameroon's legal community.
<small>Source: Actu Cameroun — read the original story there.</small>
