African innovation and intellectual independence Nations unable to build internal resilience become vulnerable to outside leverage during periods of global instability. And that is where our story truly begins. Because somewhere in rural Kenya. beside a river. beneath African skies glowing orange with evening fire. another kind of institution is quietly taking shape. Not a […]
Read moreRecently, Professor Singer, the Director of Tharaka Invention Academy shared a message with the Academy’s followers. It struck me as a very important message to share with the rest of the world, particularly those in Africa and in the African Diaspora. I feel the weight of history moving beneath our feet. African genius has already […]
Read moreMEMBERS & VISITORS: Quantum Africa: From Mineral Leverage to Co-Creating the Quantum Future Quantum Africa Picture an African engineering student in Mombasa pulling results from a cloud-based quantum processor, then walking across campus to a lab where colleagues are refining battery-grade cobalt sourced from the Democratic Republic of Congo. That scene isn’t science fiction—it’s […]
Read moreMEMBERS & VISITORS: Intellectual Property In Africa is Critically Important Intellectual Property In Africa Hello, my friends. I’m Professor Singer and I teach innovation and problem solving courses at Tharaka Invention Academy in Kenya. Today, I want to talk about an issue that is both pressing and promising—the state of intellectual property in Nigeria […]
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