2024-02-15 08:29:45
An immense pride for Cameroon and the continent. Kenfack Mouafo, a 27-year-old Cameroonian student studying electrical engineering at the University of Dortmund, has just been elected « Best international student of the year from German universities 2024« . A look back at the brilliant journey of this “ genius » made in Cameroun.
It was on the occasion of the annual conference of German university presidents in Berlin that the student of Cameroonian origin Kenfack Mouafo was awarded this prestigious titlea real consecration for this exceptional student with an impeccable academic career across the Rhine.
Aged 27, the native of West Cameroon won this coveted distinction thanks to the excellence of its innovative research work carried out at the Electrotechnical and Power Electronics Lab of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Technical University of Dortmund.
Innovations “ durables » applied to the continent
But beyond an overwhelming brilliance, Kenfack Mouafo stands out above all for his commitment to using his scientific skills for the benefit of sustainable development in Africa.via concrete financeable solutions.
We can cite for example its project with a firm in Namibia to designing greener fertilizers for agriculture, based on green hydrogen. Or its collaboration with Ghanaian SMEs to the development of more efficient biogas production units for small local farmers.
So many initiatives with strong social, environmental and economic impact which prove the visionary character of this young “ geek » Cameroonian, determined to breathe positive innovation into the country.
An engineering gem with a bright future
Without a doubt, this sensational title of best international student 2024 across the Rhine, coupled with an entrepreneurial spirit and boundless creativity make Kenfack Mouafo a nugget with a bright future.
His ultra-coveted profile has already attracted numerous tempting offers from German firms to hire his services upon obtaining his doctorate. But his deep ambition remains to serve as a role model for the future generation of young African engineers and innovators. A mission worthy of its excellence.
Hats off, Mr. Future Doctor!