What are some of Africa's contributions to the world?

10 things Africa has given the world

• Coffee. The Italians gave it to us short and strong, the Americans served it filtered and then increased the calories by adding syrups, whipped cream and even pumpkin.
• Modern art.
• Mathematics.
• Cell phones.
• Nandos.
• Ubuntu.
• Jazz.
• Shea butter.

What innovations can Africa bring to the world?

Africa Innovations: 15 Ideas Helping Transform a Continent

• 1 RIVER-HEAT WATER ROLLER.
• 2 iCOW APP.
• 3 LANDMANN MANAGED NATURAL REGENERATION.
• 4 PORTABLE WATER PUMPS.
• 5 HEART PAD.
• 6 NIGERIAN COMPUTER TABLET.
• 7 ETHANOL COOKING OIL PLANT.
• 8 REFUGEES UNITED.

What has been invented in Africa?

It was our genetic ancestors like Homo erectus who invented stone tools and discovered how to make fire. As soon as anatomically modern humans appeared in Africa, they also started creating things. The fish hook, bow and arrow and even boats were first invented by Africans long before the advent of written history.

How did African people contribute to the world?

Despite this image, the fact is that Africans and descendants of Africans are gainfully employed as doctors, scientists, engineers and professors in Europe, North America, Latin America and the Caribbean as well as in continental Africa, demonstrating the important contributions of Africans to development.

Why was science and technology so important to Africa?

Scientific discovery and the application of technology to the natural environment have been crucial to the history of Africa and in the development of the African diaspora throughout the world, and especially in the Americas.

Are there any African inventions that changed the world?

Spoiler Alert: African history existed before slavery despite what textbook publishers would have you believe. Here are ten inventions that originated in Africa and have changed all of human history. 1. Mathematics Contrary to popular belief, civilizations existed before Europeans 'discovered' them *gasp*.

The African contribution to the Iron Age is also significant and is another aspect of African civilization that spread throughout the world. Africa didn't even have a Bronze Age, and went from the Stone Age straight into Iron, which is very unique. This metallurgical leap makes Africa the originator of mankind's Iron Age of iron smelting furnaces…