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Africa's Rising Talents: Competition Winners, Athletes, Inventors Who Achieved Success in 2024
Africa's Rising Talents: Competition Winners, Athletes, Inventors Who Achieved Success in 2024
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Africa, with more than 400 million people aged 15 to 35, is the world’s youngest continent, brimming with talent, enthusiasm, and patriotism. 26.12.2024, Sputnik Africa
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In 2024, Sputnik Africa encountered some of these inspiring individuals—though certainly not all. Devis Sawadogo This Burkinabe mechanic, who is also known locally as "D S the Famous" has independently built two cars and is working on a fighter plane using locally sourced materials.Kenko Sita Davina ChancelvieThe young gymnast became champion of a Congolese tournament and subsequently received an invitation for free training in Russia. Frederic KaboreThis cyclist undertook a challenging journey from Ouagadougou to Niamey (more than 500 kilometers!) to support AES leaders and communities. He further demonstrated the Alliance of Sahel States' global reach by cycling between six Russian cities. Bintou Flamousso Diallo The young Malian woman earned a bronze medal at the Pan-African Mathematics Olympiad in Johannesburg, South Africa. Yaya Mahamat Ali By the age of 13, the young Chadian became a drone expert, mastering navigation and repair techniques. He now shares his knowledge, teaching approximately 50 other children.
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Africa's Rising Talents: Competition Winners, Athletes, Inventors Who Achieved Success in 2024
17:01 26.12.2024 (Updated: 18:41 26.12.2024) Kirill Kurevlev
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Africa, with more than 400 million people aged 15 to 35, is the world’s youngest continent, brimming with talent, enthusiasm, and patriotism.
In 2024, Sputnik Africa encountered some of these
inspiring individuals—though certainly not all.
This Burkinabe mechanic, who is also known locally as "D S the Famous" has independently built two cars and is working on a fighter plane using locally sourced materials.
Kenko Sita Davina Chancelvie
The young gymnast became champion of a Congolese tournament and subsequently received an invitation for free training in Russia.
"My dream is to be a great gymnastics champion," she told Sputnik Africa.
This cyclist undertook
a challenging journey from Ouagadougou to Niamey (more than 500 kilometers!) to support AES leaders and communities. He further demonstrated the Alliance of Sahel States' global reach by cycling between six Russian cities.
The young Malian woman earned a bronze medal at the Pan-African Mathematics Olympiad in Johannesburg, South Africa.
By the age of 13, the young Chadian became a drone expert, mastering navigation and repair techniques. He now shares his knowledge, teaching approximately 50 other children.
