Menterprise Africa

On June 13, 2024, the Royal Academy of Engineering awarded Esther Kimani from Kenya the 10th Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation, Africa’s largest prize for engineering innovation. Kimani, who is the inventor...

On 17 September 2024, at the Global Landscapes Forum (GLF) Africa 2024, Joshua Laizer, a young Maasai development practitioner, will showcase the innovative tech-based solutions he and his team are undertaking to...

This could be you in 2025, if you apply for the Chevening scholarship. Photo: Courtesy. On August 6, the British government opened the call for applications for the prestigious Chevening scholarships, which...

Across Africa, organizations are offering several opportunities that ambitious entrepreneurs can take advantage of. Menterprise Africa has curated a number of these opportunities whose deadlines are in August and September. Take advantage...

Students of innovation have traditionally been confined to business or engineering programmes, but it’s time to break out of this pattern. This could help the world find novel solutions to a growing...

  Lagos, NIGERIA — With $6.2 trillion worth of natural resources, 65 percent of the world’s uncultivated arable land, and a vibrant youth population, Africa has no excuse to be poor, African...

As a lawyer, Ritah Nabakiibi earns a living from sitting on either side of any legal dispute to represent her clients. Yet, since 2017, she has embraced the practice of resolving conflicts...

Three journalists from different parts of Africa have over the last few years raked up a series of accolades for their respective works. However, you are unlikely to come across the vast...

In a career spanning two decades, Ugandan environmental journalist Gerald Tenywa has written hundreds of stories, won dozens of awards, and watched the evolution of conservation journalism from the closest of quarters. Tenywa’s career...