History & PoliciesAbout us
Restoring national dignity.
Reorganising society and unlocking the Congo’s potential.
The LKPD — League of Kamit for Progress and Development — is a Congolese political movement born of a historic imperative:
That of liberate our people out of organised chaos, social humiliation, constant insecurity and systemic poverty, so that we may take back control of our people’s destiny on the path laid out by our ancestors.
The LKPD is not a party of empty promises.
It is a movement for reconstruction, founded on a clear vision, a structured doctrine and a strict ethic of power.
We believe that progress is not a slogan, but a collective discipline.
Our Founding Motto
- INTEGRITY ( To govern without stealing, to lead without betraying, and to serve without serving oneself )
- AUTHENTICITY (To build Congolese solutions to Congolese problems, rooted in our social, cultural, and economic realities)
- SOCIETY (Placing the people, social cohesion, and justice at the heart of every political decision)
Why the LKPD today?
Because:
- Insecurity destroys lives,
- The state has lost its credibility,
- Young people no longer have a future,
- Politics has become a career rather than a public service
About usCandidate History
27 March 2015Start of New Campaign
We’ve been running data-driven voter outreach campaigns since 2004, including knocking on millions of doors to help elect President. For every voter contact campaign, quality interactions are our top priority.
12 January 20162016 Elections
We’ve helped build the small-donor membership base of some of the best and biggest progressive groups through millions of one-on-one conversations with supporters across the country.
26 April 2016Education Reform Policy Proposals
We can place trained organizers on the ground to recruit, train and manage volunteers long-term around an advocacy campaign.
Campaign EventMLK Memorial Day
Fundraising Dinner
15 January 2020
7.30 PM & 9.30 PM
Benefit Teragram Hall
395 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, NY
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