Register now for Thursday's information session to get your questions answered about applying for the #AfricaPrize. This week's workshop will be conducted in both English and French:

A great day with @USAf_ORG at @WitsUniversity, as we celebrate applications for the 2026 #AfricaPrize being officially open 🎉. It's always inspiring to hear from Prize alumni how the eight months of bespoke training, and up to £50,000 in prize money, helped their business take

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RT @UKinDjibouti: The 🇬🇧 is offering a 8-month tailored training programme, expert mentoring, and up to £50,000 in prize money. Interested?….

RT @UKinDjibouti: Are you an engineer or entrepreneur in #Djibouti ? Applications for the Africa’s biggest prize dedicated to #engineering….

Do you have an engineering innovation that could transform lives?. Apply for the 2026 #AfricaPrize. Receive world-class mentoring, business support, and the chance to win £25,000. Turn your breakthrough idea into lasting impact, just like our previous winners. Learn more and

Taking a look back. 👈. Over the past three weeks, Leaders in Innovation Fellowships (LIF) proudly hosted 91 #InnovationLeaders here in the UK. Catch a glimpse of our LIF Global cohort interacting with UK service providers: from receiving expert legal advice from

#AMCEN40 urges member states to end open burning by implementing newly endorsed roadmap for transformative action. Find out how our growing #EngineeringX collaboration with @lr_foundation and partners across Africa is helping eliminate open waste burning in Africa by 2040:

RT @UKinEthiopia: Applications are now open for Africa’s premier prize celebrating engineering innovation!. Are you an Ethiopian innovator….

Our free information sessions give you the chance to learn more about the 2026 #AfricaPrize process and ask your questions about submitting a strong application. Register now to take part this summer:

RT @UKinSierraLeone: Applications Now Open!.The 🇬🇧 Royal Academy of Engineering’s 2026 Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation is now open.….

RT @UKinRwanda: 🚀 Innovators in 🇷🇼 #Rwanda & 🇧🇮 #Burundi - do you have an engineering solution to a local challenge?. The #UK Royal Academy….

Ready to transform your engineering innovation into real-world impact? The 2026 #AfricaPrize seeks entrepreneurs with scalable solutions to local challenges. You could win expert mentorship, business training, and £25,000. Apply by 23 September:

Convening global expertise, last week Leaders in Innovation Fellowships (LIF) brought together innovation experts from nine different countries. From systems thinking, to sustainable innovation, our in-country partners explored crucial topics within entrepreneurship, and shared

RT @UKinNamibia: 📢 Applications are now open for Africa’s biggest prize supporting engineering solutions to local challenges!. 🚀Namibian in….

We are publishing the Global Engineering Capability Review 2025 (GECR) on 24 July. Join us at the online launch. This new report introduces an updated framework for understanding engineering capacity and capability by taking a systems approach. Register now:

RT @UKinSouthSudan: Applications are now open for the Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation, funded by the UK Government!.Are you a South….

Want to learn more about our #AfricaPrize and how to put together the best application?. Join one of our online information sessions and hear directly from the team behind the Prize:

Are you an entrepreneur with an innovation that you believe can make a big difference to your community?. You could be in with the chance to receive eight months of tailored business training, mentoring and a chance to win £25,000. Apply now for the #AfricaPrize:

Strengthening ties and sharing best practice, the in-country partners of LIF Global spent last week exploring the UK’s innovation ecosystem. Visiting @RCA, our partners caught a first-hand glimpse of a world-leading innovation hub, where they spent some time discussing the