Mosaka Elangwe Manfred
Founder
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Giving migrant workers a dignified, equal and integrated future.
Cameroon Migrant Network is a neutral, impartial charitable organisation fighting human trafficking and exploitation — mobilising, protecting and building the capacity of survivors and vulnerable communities.
Empowerment
Enabling migrant workers to take control of their future through education, skills, and support.
Equality
Advocating for fair treatment and equal opportunities for all migrant workers.
Respect
Upholding the dignity and rights of migrant workers in every interaction.
Sustainability
Fostering long-term well-being by providing ongoing support and resources for migrant workers.
We believe we can build a better community together
Our commitment goes beyond fighting exploitation; it's about constructive healing and collective growth. We firmly believe we can build better communities by transforming the trauma and isolation experienced by migrants into resilient, empowered networks of mutual support.
From pre-departure orientation in Cameroon to field officers in Bahrain, Qatar, Oman, Saudi Arabia, the USA and Canada — CMN walks the whole journey with migrant workers.
1,250
We empowered over 1,250 migrant workers last year.
10,000+
Our goal is to support 10,000+ migrant workers this year.
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Country representatives across the Gulf, Africa and North America.
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Major community events and forums delivered since 2020.
Uniting for change: global projects, local impact
All projects
Capacity Building For Migrant Workers
Practical training in rights awareness, safe labour practices and leadership so migrant workers can advocate for themselves wherever they are.
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Education and Scholarship (Vocational Courses)
Scholarships and vocational courses that give survivors and their children a route to skilled, dignified work.
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Support for Small Businesses of Survivors
Seed support, mentoring and market linkage for returnees rebuilding their livelihoods back home.
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Pre-Departure Orientation (PDO)
An in-depth training programme delivered in the country of origin: migration risks, destination country laws, safe labour practices and emergency contacts.
Read more“Empowering migrant workers is not just about providing opportunities—it's about honoring their contributions and ensuring they thrive with dignity and respect.
“Empowering migrant workers is the key to building stronger communities, where every person's potential is recognized and valued.
Our visionary leaders
Philip Tata Nih
Vice Chairperson & Action Committee
Gilbert Mbanwie
Finance Advisory & Governance Committee
Mpako Derick
General Secretary
Bukambe Caroline
Finance & Accounting
Ekunda Jules
Labor and Welfare Committee
Learn the stories of those we've already helped
All events
14
Apr
Cameroonians in Bahrain Sporting Festival
Gulf Air Sports Club, Bahrain
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27
Dec
Migrant Survivor and Returnees Reintegration Seminar, Kumba – Cameroon
Sharvic Hotel, Kumba
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07
Jul
Inauguration of the Global Migrant Workers Forum – Naivasha, Kenya
Nashipai Resort & Spa, Naivasha, Kenya
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Business grants for returnee migrant workers
CMN is supporting shortlisted migrant survivors and returnees living in Cameroon who have small-business ideas or existing small businesses. Register online, then send your business photos and a short video on WhatsApp.
Date
Saturday, August 29, 2026 — 8:00 a.m.
Venue
Regal Hotel, Buea Road, Kumba
WhatsApp
+973 3322 6267
