Kaïros: Choosing Inclusion to Rebuild Cameroon

Author: Jean-Pierre DjembaPublished on: October 18, 2026Country: Cameroon
Politics
Kaïros: Choosing Inclusion to Rebuild Cameroon

Jean-Pierre Djemba, dean of Kaïros’s College of Founders and first vice-president of the PSP/UPC, criticizes the confrontation and exclusion that have marked relations among Cameroon’s political and social forces since 1960. He says these practices have contributed to systemic crisis and national stagnation, 66 years after independence. In his view, the current political cycle serves neither the governing camp nor the opposition. The article argues that inclusion should be a path to rebuilding Cameroon.

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