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South Africa Science Forum 2018 (SFSA 2018) University of Pretoria’s Hillcrest campus’ Rembrandt Sport Centre
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SFSA 2018 and Africa’s search for STI-driven development

- by Adam Alqali

The South Africa Science Forum 2018 (SFSA 2018) themed: “Igniting conversations about science” focused on the role of Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) in Africa’s growth and development     …


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over 1500 African youths from across the continent and beyond gathered in Accra, the Ghanaian capital for the 2018 edition of the African Youth SDGs Summit;

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stakeholders including government officials from federal and states governments, academia professional groups and civil society gathered in Abuja last week Thursday, for a one-day high-level pushing for gender integration in the context of FP and reproductive health.

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Basirat Nahibi-Niasse is the founder of Women Advancement for Economic and Leadership Foundation in Africa (WAELE Africa)
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INTERVIEW: “WAELE AFRICA raising the voices of African women, through economic empowerment” – Basirat Nahibi-Niasse

- by Adam Alqali

Basirat Nahibi-Niasse is the founder of Women Advancement for Economic and Leadership Foundation in Africa (WAELE Africa), a non-profit focused on empowering African women, economically and politically as well as …


Lawalley Cole

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Christophe Bourillon

INTERVIEW: “It’s time world science journalism conference come to Africa”

Michel Kazatchkine, Executive Director of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, answers reporters questions about the misuse of funds in several countries, during a news conference, at the European headquarters of the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland, Monday, Jan. 24, 2011. A $21.7 billion development fund backed by celebrities and hailed as an alternative to the bureaucracy of the United Nations sees as much as two-thirds of some grants eaten up by corruption, The Associated Press has learned. (AP Photo/Keystone/Salvatore Di Nolfi)

INTERVIEW: “There’s need for more domestic funding to fight HIV/AIDS in Africa” – Kazatchkine

Abdulrazak Ibrahim is the capacity development officer of the Forum for Agricultural Research in Africa (FARA)

INTERVIEW: “Science, technology key to achieving food security in Africa”