Angolan Science Journal Ranked in Brazil
ANGOP
The scientific journal of the Queen Njinga a Mbande University (URNM), called "Angolan Journal of Sciences", was classified as A3 by the evaluation system of the Coordination for… Read more »
Luanar Pushes Parliament to Fund Agricultural Research - A Battle That Could Decide Malawi's Food Future
Nyasa Times
Malawi's agriculture sector stands at a crossroads. For decades, the country has relied on smallholder farming, rain-fed agriculture and imported technologies that often fail to… Read more »
A New Face for 'Little Foot', the Most Complete Australopithecus Skeleton to Date [analysis]
The Conversation Africa
What did the face of our ancestors look like 3 million years ago? Meet the reconstructed face of "Little Foot" - the most complete biological Australopithecus specimen that ever… Read more »
Colonialism in Africa - Archaeology Offers a Deeper View [analysis]
The Conversation Africa
Colonialism has been a central part of history around the world, differing only in form over time and space. After all, whenever people have moved from one place to another, they… Read more »
From Boston With Love - A leg-Up for Local Youth
Namibian
John Andjaba is a Namibian scientist who, through his interest in break dancing, feels a vital connection with young people. Read more »
UL 105th Graduate Class Praises Boakai's $50k Lab Pledge, Hails Investment in Research
Liberian Investigator
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At Least Eight Angolans Experts Participate in Archaeology Training in France
ANGOP
At least eight Angolan experts participate in a scientific exchange in Paris, France, From February 22 to March 1,aimed at strengthening technical skills in 3D digitization applied… Read more »
Floating Hope - Science, Safety and Resilience On the Zambezi
The Herald
For three decades, Siabulimo Chigwambari has carried a memory that refuses to fade. Read more »
New Species Discovered At Richtersveld National Park
SAnews.gov.za
Scientists have identified several insect species previously unknown to science in the richly biodiverse Richtersveld National Park. Read more »
Economists and Environmental Scientists See the World Differently - Here's Why That Matters [analysis]
The Conversation Africa
Imagine someone has chronic pain. One doctor focuses on the body part that hurts and keeps trying to fix that single symptom. Another uses a more comprehensive brain-body approach… Read more »
Renowned Astronomer Praises Ethiopia's Living Sanctuary of Ancient Astronomy
ENA
Ethiopia continues to serve as a living sanctuary for humanity's oldest intellectual pursuit, astronomy, preserving a deep and diverse celestial heritage that remains relevant in… Read more »
