Upcoming Events — Politokamitism
Media & News — Upcoming Events

Where the doctrine is carried in person.

Congresses, chapter assemblies, doctrine study sessions, and diaspora gatherings — the calendar of where LKPD's national and diaspora chapters meet next.

LKPD carries Politokamitism into practice through recurring gatherings — chapter congresses, diaspora assemblies, and doctrine study sessions — held across Central Africa and abroad. Sample events shown here for layout; dates and locations to be finalized and confirmed on publication.

Calendar

Upcoming events

Chronological. Open to members, chapter cadres, and — where noted — the wider public.

12
Sep
2026
Congress

Third Pan-African Congress of National Chapter Coordinators

Yaoundé, Cameroon Cadres & Coordinators

Coordinators from all five founding chapters convene to review the year's doctrine work and align the coming term's chapter-level priorities.

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03
Oct
2026
Diaspora

Diaspora Assembly: Bantu Heritage Forum

Paris, France Open to the Public

LKPD's France chapter hosts a public forum on Bantu heritage and its place within Politokamitism, open to diaspora members and the wider community.

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24
Oct
2026
Doctrine

Doctrine Study Session: Bukongo and the Just State

Libreville, Gabon Members

A guided study session through the Syllabi of Politokamitism, focused on Bukongo as the ethical foundation of the just State.

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14
Nov
2026
Address

Founder's Annual Address to the League

Douala, Cameroon All Chapters

Ne AmmasuBaba Kinkela Wa Ma Zulu delivers his annual address to cadres from every national and diaspora chapter, streamed to chapters unable to attend in person.

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05
Dec
2026
Chapters

Chapter Coordination Summit — Chad & Central African Republic

N'Djamena, Chad Cadres & Coordinators

A joint summit between LKPD's Chad and Central African Republic chapters to coordinate frontline security and peace-pillar activity.

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16
Jan
2027
Diaspora

Diaspora Chapters: UK & Germany Joint Assembly

London, United Kingdom Open to the Public

LKPD's UK and Germany chapters hold a joint assembly to welcome new diaspora members and introduce newcomers to the Syllabi of Politokamitism.

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About LKPD

League des Kamit Pour le Progrès et le Développement

LKPD is the political and doctrinal movement carrying Politokamitism — a Pan-African political philosophy built from Bantu ethical tradition, on duty, sovereignty, and the restoration of the just State. Founded and architected by Ne AmmasuBaba Kinkela Wa Ma Zulu, LKPD operates through national chapters across Central Africa and diaspora chapters abroad, all bound by the same doctrine.

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Member-only sessions require confirmation through your national or diaspora chapter coordinator. Public forums are open to all — no membership required to attend.

Full event details, agendas, and any schedule changes are published continuously on the LKPD blog.

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