African Engineering
African Engineering is a podcast that explores engineering across Africa. It is designed for both engineers and non-engineers. The show examines how engineering shapes and transforms the continent. Listeners passionate about Africa's engineering landscape will find it relevant.
Episodes
History of Engineering in Africa
We’ll explore how 19th-century visionaries transformed raw materials into massive railway networks, built the first hydroelectric power plant, established the continent’s first civil infrastructure and institutions. Plus, we examine how early African engineers navigated the complex shift from colonial-era projects to post-independence innovation.
Engineering in African
This episode digs into the some of the issues shaping the continent’s engineering future, and why the rest of the world should be paying closer attention.
Introducing African Engineering
This episode introduces our mission to spotlight engineering in Africa — the practices, discoveries, research projects, tools, innovations, and professionals shaping the continent’s engineering landscape.
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