Bilingual Grammar School Molyko - Buea  

2011 - 2012 

Child Labor by Holiness, Larisa, Vanisa, Chanta, and Cedric

http://child-labor-yan.yolasite.com/

Poverty by Love, Nana and anonymous

http://yan-poverty.yolasite.com/

Environmental Protection by Umel and George

http://yan-environmentalprotection.yolasite.com/

Nature Conservation by Daril and Percy

http://yan-natureconservation.yolasite.com/


2010-2011

Development in Cameroon

 Celles and Tracey started this project after a classroom debate on whether Cameroon is a developed country. They researched   articles online and interviewed (Dr.) Fongot Kini-Yen Kinni, a dean from the Pan African Institute in Buea to better address the issue. 

Mbigha Karelle Celles and Mbigha Sally Nzung Tracey 

Child Labour

Kwankam chose child labour because of the serious problem it is in Cameroon. She did her own research on Child Labour, conducted the interview and did the video editing herself.

Kwankam Chechua Manzo with friend Eugene Bruna-lambe 

Cholera

Because of the present epidemic in Cameroon, Bleck and Desmond decided to do their project on Cholera. They conducted an interview with Dr. Trixy Franke of the 7th Day Adventist Clinic in Buea in creating their documentary.

Mbanwei Desmond and Bleck Eugen

Culture in Cameroon

Nancy and Naura decided to do a project on Culture and Tradition in Cameroon. They interviewed several teachers and students during the National Youth Day March on February 11th.

Mbigha Nancy and Mbigha Naura 

 Rights of a Citizen

"Here in Cameroon the citizens of this county are being maltreated because they don't know their rights.  This is to tell the Cameroonians that they have rights and duties as citizens of this country."

Julliet Meh, Ndang Glory and Miriam Onwuneme

Corruption

Emmanuel, Yoland Masoma and Ngolefac Ivan

These students concentrated on how corruption impacts the lives of ordinary citizens in Cameroon. They also addressed failed government attempts to curb said corruption


Buea School of the Deaf

2009-2011

                  Joshua Whitener, Olando Ngoh, Harris Mbah, Zabe Rene Yonga, Anangin Derick Anemoh, Erin Wildermuth,                             Ruth Uwem, Cameron Moseley and Mukoko Sandro  

  

      Sign Language Project

Students at the Buea School for the Deaf are learning video production as a method of improving the lives of deaf children in Cameroon.  Specifically, they are producing a video that will teach their mentors, parents and neighbors in the villages sign language so that they can better communicate with each other.