2011

2011

X-Mas Collection at the Vocational Training College in Essen

Saturday, 26 November 2011 00:00

The president of Kamerun4AfrikaClub, Akuma Saningong was invited to give a keynote lecture at the Vocational Training College in Essen (Berufskolleg Ost der Stadt Essen). He gave a quick synopsis about Cameroon as Africa in miniature. Later, he went on to elaborate about the goals of Kamerun4AfrikaClub and the achievements the institution has realised so far. The students and the school authorities were pleasantly surprised and were extremely hospitable.

On their part, the students are going to fabricate articles from their various trades and these shall be sold. The proceeds shall come to the good of the association. We’re abundantly thankful for this gesture and we look forward on what comes out of it.

Mr M. Krick a representative	My opening slide	The introductory slides	That looks funny right?	Our concept...	Our concept
In the middle of the moment	A group picture with some of the students

The GTHS Alabukam Water Project in the Local Press

Wednesday, 13 July 2011 09:06

Many local newspapers covered the handing-over ceremony of the GTHS Alabukam Water Project that was sponsored by Kamerun4AfrikaClub. Below are some articles published in the local papers. Enjoy reading!

EDEN Newspaper	The Horizon Newspaper	World Echoson the Alabukam Project

To read the articles in full, please click on the following link!

Executive Board Member Needed

Wednesday, 22 June 2011 11:28

We are looking for a candidate to fill the office of Secretary General. Proficiencies in German and English are a must. The ideal candidate should be versed with new media. The gender and place of residence don't play a role to carry out the functions. Please click here for the complete job description.

Handing Over Ceremony of the GTHS Alabukam Water Project

Thursday, 02 June 2011 21:07

After about 14 months of meetings and construction work, the GTHS Alabukam Water Project finally came to a close. The handing over ceremony took place on the 26th of May 2011. It was a huge occasion with pomp and fanfare in which important dignitaries from the city of Bamenda were present. The Senior Divisional Officer for Bamenda II, the Mayor for Bamenda II, his Royal Highness San Angwafo III Fon of Mankon et cetera were in attendance. The Vice President of Kamerun4AfrikaClub in Cameroon, Dr. Tsi Evaristus Angwafo read a speech in which he pleaded to the school authorities to see into the sustainability of the project. Here is an excerpt of his >speech< and >that< of the Principal Mr Chi Nyamboli. On the part of Kamerun4AfrikaClub, we will still be keeping an eye on the project in case GTHS Alabukam might have some difficulties in its management.

A student wanted to quench his thirst	And the guests were thirsty	Arrival of the DO and the Fon of Mankon	Arrival of the Fon of Mankon	Arrival of the Senior Divisional Officer	Cross section of some students

Annual General Meeting

Thursday, 02 June 2011 20:37

Our AGM took place from the 27-29.05.2011 in Kassel. The organisers were Inga and Dr. Christian Sinnen. The deliberations were very fruitful. Thereafter, we had some social events like sightseeing and a pub crawl in the heart of medieval town of Kassel.

Alex, our one and only Chief Financial Officer	All the suspects present	And what the hell was going on	Andre on the left and Alex on the right	Christian with the white T-Shirt and Andre	Doing some gossiping with Anja

Initial Recording - The KAC Choir

Monday, 23 May 2011 16:07

Five songs have been recorded locally in Bamenda and sent to Mr Christof Hinckel for editing. More songs will be recorded and the eventaul marketing will be done.
After the recording, the choristers had some light refreshment. See the pictures..........

beneficiaries doing the recording	beneficiariesin the recording room	beneficiaries who were selected for the recording	Lunch I	Lunch II	Lunch III

The GTHS Alabukam Water Project - My Visit

Sunday, 22 May 2011 22:02

When I was on a private visit to Cameroon, I stold time on the 13.05.2011 to visit the GTHS Alabukam Water Project.
I was impressed with the work done so far.Apart from minor works that must be done, the water project is ready to be handed to the school authorities.
The handing-over ceremony will be done on the 26.05.2011. Invitations from many dignitories in Bamenda have been sent. The Fon of Mankon will be in attendance.

A handshake with the principal Mr Nyamboli	Inspecting the water again by rinsing a glass	Me in front of the tank I	Me, the principal and the kids

My Talk with the CV-Zirkel in Marl

Sunday, 06 March 2011 19:43

CV stands for Cartellverband and it is the umbrella organisation of about 123 catholic student fraternities in Germany. I held an interesting talk about Africa with emphasis on Cameroon. Thereafter, I explained the concept of our association. The guests were impressed and this could be seen from the many questions asked. I later made a plea for donations so that our objectives could be carried out.

Akuma in Action	Bbr. Lange and spouse Irene	Bowing after thel audation	Deep talk with the Chairman Cbr. Alexander Lietmann	Doing some talking	Explaining our concept
Giving an insight about the water project in Alabukam	I was in the middle of the moment	In action again	In action again	Some of the attendees	With Bbr. Baumeister and Lange with their spouses
With Bbr. Baumeister and spouse Ursula	With Cbr. Alexander Lietmann

We are Looking for Socially Inclined Mobile App Developers

Wednesday, 16 February 2011 08:56

With this project, we aimed at meeting the needs of the current generation of both old and young people who use Apps on their Smartphones.

Christmas Donations from the Firm BEGO in Bremen for the GTHS Alabukam Water Project

Monday, 03 January 2011 10:42

We are very much indebted to all the workers of the firm BEGO who generously donated money for us to finance the building of a water supply facility at GTHS Alabukam, Bamenda, Cameroon. Instead of sharing gifts amongst each other during the Christmas festivities they decided to contribute money so as to assist us. This is a singular gesture and we heavily applaud it. Thank you once more. Read more about the Project here.