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In the highlands of northern Ethiopia lies a marvel of medieval engineering that defies conventional architectural logic, carved downward from a single volcanic rock mass, an engineering coup so audacious it still reorients how we think about construction

Bitter kola nuts pack both nutrition and powerful phytochemicals. Analyses show the seeds contain carbohydrates, proteins, fats and minerals notably vitamin C, potassium, calcium and phosphorus, which support immune health and cellular function.

Anticipation is rising across the continent as the Africa Innovation Forum AIF 2025, hosted by the African Technology and Innovation Institute ATII, garners attention from leading national media outlets even before the event kicks off.

The Ashanti Adinkra symbol printing tradition is a prove to the creativity of African indigenous technology, where art, science, and culture converge on a woven canvas.

On May 28, 2025, a bold vision was set in motion as the African Technology and Innovation Institute (ATII), in collaboration with the University of Lagos’ Innovation and Technology Management Office (ITMO) and the Sabi Africa Network, launched the first edition of the “From Africa to the World Innovation Series.”

When the world speaks of ancient engineering marvels, it often turns to the pyramids of Egypt, the aqueducts of Rome,