24-Year-Old Ugandan Inventor Wins Africa Prize for Engineering After Creating Bloodless Malaria Test

        24-Year-Old Ugandan Inventor Wins Africa Prize for Engineering After Creating Bloodless Malaria Test
    He is the first Ugandan to win the prize, and the youngest winner to date. 
Damola Durosomo
June 14, 2018
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24-Year-Old Ugandan Inventor Wins Africa Prize for Engineering After Creating Bloodless Malaria Test

He is the first Ugandan to win the prize, and the youngest winner to date.

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