The African Mathematics Olympiad (AMO) is an annual mathematics competition for high school students in Africa.

The African Mathematical Union (AMU) organizes the African Mathematics Olympiad (AMO).

The African Mathematics Olympiad (AMO) is held in a different African country each year.

The African Mathematics Olympiad (AMO) is designed to identify and encourage talented young mathematicians in Africa, to promote the study of mathematics in the continent, and to bring together young mathematicians from different African countries.

The African Mathematics Olympiad (AMO) is open to high school students in Africa.

The African Mathematics Olympiad (AMO) consists of two rounds: a preliminary round and a final round.

The preliminary round of the African Mathematics Olympiad (AMO) consists of a written exam.

The final round of the African Mathematics Olympiad (AMO) consists of a combination of a written exam, an oral exam, and a project.

The winners of the African Mathematics Olympiad (AMO) receive medals, certificates, and cash prizes.

The African Mathematics Olympiad (AMO) has a positive impact on the development of mathematics in Africa by helping to identify and encourage talented young mathematicians, promoting the study of mathematics, and bringing together young mathematicians from different African countries.