Women in Engineering Cameroon - WEC

21/03/2026

Women in Engineering Cameroon (WEC) proudly acknowledges the swearing-in of one of its founding members as a sworn engineer.

This milestone reflects the growing contribution of women in engineering to professional excellence, accountability, and nation-building. The role of a sworn engineer is critical in providing expert technical opinions, supporting judicial processes, and upholding standards within the engineering profession.

WEC celebrates this achievement as a step forward in strengthening female leadership and representation in technical and legal engineering domains.

We remain committed to empowering women engineers to take up strategic roles that influence policy, infrastructure development, and professional integrity.

03/12/2025

WEC just reached 100 followers! Thank you for continuing support. We could never have made it without each and every one of you. 🙏🤗🎉This milestone reminds us that when women rise, communities rise.
Here’s to growing, inspiring, and building a stronger engineering ecosystem together! 💪🏽👩🏽‍🔧✨

03/12/2025

Elevate your voice, strengthen your network, and expand your opportunities. Join Women in Engineering Cameroon today by filling out this form!

Check out for eligibility.
https://forms.gle/NbX7ZgjWHTFakZ8z9

10/11/2025

Join Women in Engineering Cameroon – 2026!

Step into a network that empowers, connects, and uplifts women shaping the future of engineering in Cameroon. As a member, you’ll gain access to career opportunities, trainings, international exposure, and a strong support system of inspiring women engineers.

Together, we build, innovate, and lead!
Join the movement. Be the change by filling out this registration form before the deadline through this link: https://forms.gle/NbX7ZgjWHTFakZ8z9

31/03/2025

There was no other better way at Women in Engineering Cameroon - WEC to end the women's month than to add value to these young female triblazers in the STEM fields.

WEC's Competition on the Most Innovative STEM Project Proposals for solving Real Community Challenges brought together students from different technical and secondary schools in the North West Region of Cameroon. Parents and guardian, supporters and government administrators graced the event.

The pre-selected 7 projects were pitched live and judged by an independent Jury made up of project writing and pitching experts. It is interesting and hilarious to know that these female students aged 10 - 15 yrs could present their projects using PowerPoint like professionals.

They presented beautiful and realistic solutions for poor water management, land pollution, food loss, sanitary problems, etc.

The top 3 winners went home with cash prizes for their encouragement. WEC will continue to coach and mentor them into realizing their projects.

Thanking our sponsors Immaculate Construction - ICON Real Estate Company Kamac Kanjo real estate services Bamenda Branch Cdvta Cameroon West Regional Assembly Radio and Television Northwest. Entrepreneurs

30/03/2025

Today is the day we have all been waiting for. A special day for us, students who submitted their project proposals and our guests. If you're not planning to be part of this event today, you may want to reconsider for the pre-selected students will be showcasing their talents and creativity live.

A big thank you to our support organizations Cdvta Cameroon, Kamac Kanjo real estate services Bamenda Branch Immaculate Construction - ICON Real Estate Company Entrepreneurs Regional Assembly

28/03/2025

The D-day is finally here 💃💃💃

Come and be inspired by these young girls in Science, Engineering, Technology striving to solving their real community problems.

You're all invited. Entry is free❤️

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26/03/2025

Cameroonian women keep making it big both in Cameroon and the global stage.

Meet Engr Ngoran Aristide, a civil engineer who just backed her Masters Degree with exceptional results.

Women in Engineering Cameroon - WEC are so proud of you. Continue to fly the flag higher as we work towards achieving sustainable construction and encourage the next generation of Women and Girls to follow suit.

Credits: news agency Cameroon
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21/03/2025

Women's month is still here and we are still in the mode of our own.

Meet Engr. Yieh Stephile Fulia, a member of Women in Engineering Cameroon (WEC). She is Lead Electrical Engineer for Philcam Company Ltd, and an Assistant Communications Officer of CAPAWIC. Engr Stephile holds a 1st Degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering and currently a master's student in Renewable Energy Engineering. She worked as a trainer at Hope for Better Future, and as an assistant Project Manager at La Liberty Arts Group Cameroon.
If you're looking for someone so passionate about STEAM, look no further. She would do everything Godly possible to advocate especially for women and girls pursuing careers in STEAM. Engr Stephile is so passionate about Youth Development and Empowerment towards Sustainable community development and clean Energy solutions.

We are so proud of you Stephile Yieh and happy having you in the team. Happy 's month.

20/03/2025

Deadline has been Extended to 23/03/2025.Take advantage of this new deadline and submit your project.

This is an impactful opportunity for female students in secondary and technical /vocational schools, organised by Women in Engineering Cameroon; to nurture their problem solving skills, project writing, entrepreneurial and leadership skills.

Use the link below to get more information, and submit your proposal before the end of extended deadline. By participating, you stand the chance to be selected and rewarded with a prize, be coached and mentored by WEC after the competition.
https://womeninengineeringcameroon.com/events/empowering-young-women-in-engineering-wec-project-competition-2025/

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17/03/2025

You still have three more days to grab this opportunity. Female secondary science and technical/vocational school students in the North West of Cameroon, fill in your applications before the deadline.

This is an impactful opportunity for female Youths in secondary and technical /vocational schools to nurture their problem solving skills, project writing, entrepreneurial skills and leadership skills.

Use this link https://forms.gle/4JjZfPEsQBjHaZuV6 to get more information, and submit your proposal. By participating, you stand the chance to be selected and rewarded with a prize, be coached and mentored by WEC after the competition.

Kindly share to eligible students.

11/03/2025

Hey, It's 's 2025 and we're our own!

Meet Jaff Marilyn Bongmo,
She is a Member of Women in Engineering Cameroon (WEC), an accomplished Rural Engineer with Cameroon’s Ministry of Water and Energy with ten years of engineering and project management experience. As a senior technical staff member, Bongmo contributes to the development and management of public infrastructure projects including energy and water supply systems, and engages in policy development. She’s a contributor to the United Nations’ Industrial Development Organization’s 2022 World Small Hydropower Development Report.

Bongmo is a Certified Public-Private Partnership Professional (CP3P). She holds a MSc. in Energy and Machinery, as well as a MEng. in Rural Engineering from the University of Dschang in Cameroon. Bongmo is also affiliated with the Renewable Energy laboratory at the Faculty of Agronomy and Agricultural Sciences (FASA) at the University of Dschang where her expertise plays a crucial role in advancing research and practical applications in the field. Her work and innovative contributions have garnered recognition, with her findings being published in esteemed journals, including the European Journal of Applied Sciences, adding to her credibility and influence in the engineering community.

Bongmo equally holds a Masters Certificate in Energy Regulation from the Florence School of Regulation. She is a graduate of the Africa Infrastructure Fellowship Program (AIFP), and an Open Africa Power Program alumna. She engages in several communities of women in energy and engineering globally including the Women for Sustainable Energy and Climate Action in Central Africa (W4SECA), and the African Women in Energy Development Initiative (AWEDI). She is dedicated to improving Africa’s economic infrastructure thus promoting economic prosperity in the continent.

WEC is so proud of Engr Bongmo Marilyn Jaff

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