Kpendjal

Kpendjal is a commune in the far north of Cameroon, located within the Mayo-Sava department of the Extreme-North Region. The commune is situated in a semi-arid zone characterized by savanna vegetation. Its population primarily consists of ethnic groups such as the Kanuri and Kotoko. The main economic activities in Kpendjal are agriculture, with crops like millet and sorghum being widely cultivated, and pastoralism, involving cattle and sheep herding.

The region's geography is marked by the presence of the Logone River, which plays a significant role in local life, providing water for irrigation and supporting fishing activities. Kpendjal faces challenges common to many remote areas in the Sahel, including water scarcity, particularly during the dry season, and vulnerability to climate change impacts. The area has also been affected by regional security issues, though specific details may vary over time. Infrastructure in Kpendjal is basic, with limited access to essential services like healthcare and education in some parts of the commune. Traditional social structures and community governance remain influential in the daily lives of its inhabitants. The commune's administrative center is the town of Kpendjal.