Did you know that the Ishango bone, dating back over 20,000 years and found in present-day Democratic Republic of Congo, suggests early understanding of arithmetic and mathematical concepts?

Did you know that Ancient Egyptians performed complex surgeries, including brain surgery, as early as 3500 BC?

Did you know that ancient Egyptians practiced complex surgical procedures, including brain surgery, as early as 3000 BCE?

Did you know that Great Zimbabwe, built between the 11th and 15th centuries, stands as a testament to the sophisticated architectural and engineering skills of the Shona people?

Did you know that the Ge'ez script, developed in Ethiopia and Eritrea, is one of the oldest alphabets still in use in the world today?

Did you know that M-Pesa, launched in Kenya in 2007, revolutionized mobile banking and financial inclusion, serving as a model for the world?

Did you know that Timbuktu, Mali, was a thriving center of learning in the 14th-16th centuries, boasting universities like Sankore that rivaled those in Europe?

Did you know that the University of Sankoré in Timbuktu, Mali, was one of the world's first universities, flourishing in the 14th-16th centuries?

Did you know that Samba, the iconic Brazilian music genre, has deep roots in African traditions brought by enslaved Africans, particularly from Angola and Congo?

Did you know that Great Zimbabwe, a medieval city in present-day Zimbabwe, was constructed without mortar, showcasing remarkable architectural skill and engineering prowess?

Did you know that M-Pesa, a mobile money transfer service launched in Kenya in 2007, revolutionized financial inclusion and became a global model for mobile banking?

Did you know that evidence suggests Egyptians used rudimentary calculus concepts thousands of years ago to calculate areas and volumes, centuries before Newton and Leibniz?