Three years ago, IMHO was founded with a mission to bridge the gap between vision and reality for innovators, entrepreneurs, and problem solvers by providing robust product and process design solutions. The company was driven by critical questions about Africa’s reliance on imported technologies and the need for local manufacturing capabilities. Despite a clear vision, the journey has been challenging. IMHO faced industry skepticism, a lack of funding, and the difficulty of pioneering an R&D-focused business. However, through perseverance, learning, and leveraging available resources, the company has built strong engineering, administrative, and management systems. IMHO has identified a pressing need for locally designed and manufactured machinery, prompting the development of an innovative engineering design system. The company’s next phase focuses on optimizing core competencies, generating revenue, and strengthening Africa’s industrial value chain. The article concludes with a call to action, inviting stakeholders, partners, and investors to join IMHO in shaping Africa’s engineering future, proving that innovation and industrialization can thrive on the continent.

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