There has been a surge in innovation and creativity in Africa as more young people in Africa are demonstrating ingenuity and brilliance in the world of science, technology, innovation, and invention. Since the early days of humankind, Africans have risen to the test of time. The continent is, unarguably, known for being the mother of geniuses and innovators.
These inventions and innovations from ancient Egyptian civilization and other parts of the continent have given modern society an easy pathway to extraordinary discoveries which have been of significant help to human society. Without an iota of doubt, the continent is home to some of the world’s greatest minds and geniuses; past and present.
In South Africa, 22-year-old Mukundi Malovhele has shown the world that whatever the black man put his mind to, he will achieve it. The 22-year-old whose love and admiration for luxury cars has built his own dream Lamborghini using scrap materials.
Mukundi Malovhele does not know mathematics nor mechanical engineering but was somehow able to put together metal scraps and an engine. His natural gift and passion for engineering things with his hands made it possible for the 22 years old to build his own luxury car.
This ingenious innovation and creativity by Mukundi Malovhele were inspired by his love for the luxury car brand Lamborghini by using scrap materials and old car parts. Coming from a low-income family, Malovhele said because he could not afford a luxury car he decided to try and build himself one.
