City of Ubuntu operates as a collaborative effort between two independent associations—one in Austria and one in Cameroon. Together, they embody the principles of Ubuntu, working as equals to implement projects that respect human dignity, promote solidarity, and prioritize the common good.
Building the City of Ubuntu is about more than the destination; it’s about the journey. Every step reflects Ubuntu values, bringing people together through partnership, teamwork, and shared learning.
Team in Austria
Jean de Dieu Tagne
"I always admire what encounters between people can produce. That's what inspires me about the City of Ubuntu.”
Philipp Broinger
“City of Ubuntu opens up new perspectives on many different levels, helps to combat structural injustices and can therefore have a positive impact on people's lives.”
Veronika Pawel
“For me, City of Ubuntu means community. People from different backgrounds, cultures and beliefs are working together are working together to open the door to peace in the world through City of Ubuntu. I am very happy to be a part of this.”
Bernadette Becsi
"The more I work in intercultural exchange in City of Ubuntu, the more I am convinced that we are heading in the right direction."
Herwig Ferch
“For me, City of Ubuntu is a small step that will change big things for the better. It gives me great joy that my contribution will improve the lives of many people and that we can learn from each other across continents.”
Ilka Krenn
“For me, City of Ubuntu is a fascinating project to facilitate encounters between cultures.”
Barbara Tober
“Isn't it wonderful to be able to make a small contribution to greater social justice?”
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Team in Cameroon
Jean de Dieu Tagne
"I always admire what encounters between people can produce. That's what inspires me about the City of Ubuntu.”
Stéphane Kenfack Lontsi
“For me, the most important thing in City of Ubuntu is to have a city that is totally independent and self-sufficient in energy. I want our city to produce its own energy from the natural resources it can produce."
Narcisse Talla Tankam
“City of Ubuntu means to me the transmission of knowledge and skills, even social behaviors, to the younger generation of African men and women. It's an environment where dreams based on local realities are allowed”.
Bernard Fotsing
“The most important thing for me at City of Ubuntu is the participatory and voluntary development of agricultural projects, involving the local community and respecting human dignity."
Angèle Ndzuenkeu
“What I appreciate about City of Ubuntu is the openness to others and the solidarity it brings”.
Alexis Ndzuenkeu
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Chiambah Basil Fulmai
“For me, the most important aspect of the City of Ubuntu is solidarity and hospitality."
Danielle Fotsi
“What excites me about city of Ubuntu is our mission, which for me is to create a world that is inclusive and respectful of human beings.”
Borel Fotsi
"For me, City of Ubuntu is the ideal place to reinvent yourself."