Monday, December 01, 2025

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A Cameroonian national was tragically shot and killed in Zawiya, Libya, on Monday night, reportedly by armed Libyans suspected to be members of the Ali Madar militia. The attack took place around 8 PM in the Djama Saaba neighborhood, as the victim was returning home with his girlfriend after shopping.

Attack and Fatal Outcome

Eyewitnesses report that two armed Libyans opened fire at the entrance of the victim’s residence, fatally wounding him. He was rushed to the emergency room in critical condition but reportedly succumbed to his injuries without receiving medical care.

Militia Involvement Suspected

According to sources, the perpetrators are allegedly linked to the Ali Madar militia, a faction known for its violent activities in the region. However, no official statement has been released by Libyan authorities regarding the attack.

Growing Security Concerns

This incident highlights the ongoing dangers faced by migrants and foreign nationals in Libya, where armed groups frequently operate with impunity. Many sub-Saharan Africans, particularly Cameroonians, have been victims of violence, exploitation, and extrajudicial killings amid Libya’s ongoing instability.

Call for Action

The Cameroonian community and human rights organizations are urging Libyan authorities and the international community to take immediate action to address violence against migrants. Justice for the victim and enhanced security for foreign nationals remain urgent concerns.

As investigations continue, Cameroonians in Libya remain on high alert, fearing further attacks in a region plagued by lawlessness and militia violence.

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