The Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation, founded by the Royal Academy of Engineering, is Africa’s biggest prize dedicated to engineering innovation. The Prize awards commercialisation support to African innovators developing scalable engineering solutions to local challenges. These innovations show the importance of engineering in improving quality of life and economic development.
Academy selects 16-strong shortlist for 2025 Africa Prize
This year’s shortlist includes innovators from seven countries: Ghana, Nigeria, Mozambique, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Togo who will compete for a share of the £60,000 Africa Prize fund.
Four innovators from Kenya, Ghana and Uganda have been selected from a shortlist of 16 to compete for the 2025 Africa Prize, worth £50,000 to the winner.
