Cambodia – Djeukam Tchameni: “Convict me; history will acquit me”

Author: Paul MoutilaPublished on: October 23, 2026Country: Cameroon
PoliticsCrime & Law
Cambodia – Djeukam Tchameni: “Convict me; history will acquit me”

Dominique Djeukam Tchameni, 64, who has been held at Kondengui Central Prison since October 24, 2025, pleaded “guilty” on October 31 before the Yaoundé military court. Charged with endangering state security and facing a possible life sentence, he turned the accusation against the government, claiming the alleged acts as credentials of democratic legitimacy. He said he was guilty of being top of his class, creating an African microcomputer resistant to heat, and founding a political party in 1986.

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