Africa Releases First Survey of Its Own Science

The 'Africa Innovation Outlook 2010', prepared by the African Science and Technology Indicators Initiative covers 19 countries and aims to plug an information gap on the state of science in Africa.

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  • ras sideeq
    May 29 2011, 15:22
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    i am proud to hear that these endeavours wre forth comming but the proof is in the pudding step up the game we are too far behind. what i can say african scientist of past millineums always used science for mankinds upliftment not for war and useless killings or even for profit because GOD came first so the actually seeked GOD first and what they developed would only benefit man and thier just rewards would be the delight of the all mighty giving them glory for thier benevolence. so brothers fear not and do hard research yours will be the redemption of mas. GODS BLESSINGS

  • foryohjonathan0000
    May 28 2011, 12:44
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    AFRICA AND AFRICANS; YOU HAVE STARTED AT THE RIGHT PATH CONCERNING SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY - PLEASE DO NOT ALLOW THESE EVIL, DEVILISH, PRETENDER, RACISTS AND DEVILISH COUNTRIES AND PEOPLE TO UNDERMINE AND DESTROY YOUR HARD WORK EFFORT THAT YOU'VE EFFORTLY PUT INTO THE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGICAL FIELD. DON'T LET THEM UNDERMINE AND DESTROY SUCH HARD WORK.