Serge Espoir Matomba PURS: A 10-pronged social project for Cameroon
Serge Espoir Matomba , first secretary of the United Party for Social Renovation (PURS), is a candidate in the presidential election scheduled for October 12, 2025. At 46, this young Cameroonian entrepreneur is proposing an ambitious social project based around ten major axes .
A candidacy driven by youth and commitment
A native of Mbam-et-Inoubou, Serge Espoir Matomba did not become involved in politics by chance. A renowned businessman, he entered politics to change the situation . Faced with poverty, corruption and injustice, he offers a serious and structured alternative.
His project was unveiled during the PURS ordinary congress, held on April 4 and 5, 2025, at the Yaoundé Convention Center. It aims to reconcile Cameroonians around a realistic and unifying program.
A 10-axis transformation program
- Education : Reform curricula and improve access to school for all.
- Health : Providing quality and accessible care.
- Good governance : Fighting corruption and promoting transparency.
- Agriculture : Modernizing the sector to strengthen food security.
- Sport and youth : Promoting talent and developing sports infrastructure.
- Tourism : Positioning Cameroon as a flagship destination in Africa.
- Justice : Guarantee the fairness and independence of the judiciary.
- Decentralization : Strengthening local powers for local governance.
- Industry : Promote local processing of raw materials.
- National Unity : Combating Tribalism and Strengthening Community Living.
Growing support from civil society
Opposition figures like Me Akere Muna have publicly expressed their support: "The time has come to think Cameroonian." For Valère Bessala , the youth must take power: "The PURS can do it."
Me Félix Agbor underlines the singularity of the PURS: "It is a party which respects its commitments."
A popular dynamic in motion
Since the official validation of his candidacy by Elections Cameroon (ELECAM) , Matomba has been traveling the country to present his vision and mobilize voters.
For many, it represents a new era: that of a renewed Cameroon, where political promises rhyme with concrete actions.
