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Africa: African Scientists Get Backing From the AU
New Times, 28 March 2018
African scientists will be glad to learn that they have the full backing of the continent's top leadership. Read more »
Scientists Reclaiming Their Place in Africa
Speaking on a presidential panel at the Next Einstein Forum 2018, a global gathering that drew over 1500 scientists, businesspersons and policymakers, Rwandan president Paul Kagame, the African Union chair, has reiterated his support for science-related initiatives and committed to rallying his African counterparts to boost the sector. He has said the advancements in science can be used to facilitate the continent's development agenda.
Presidents Paul Kagame of Rwanda and Macky Sall of Senegal (centre) pose for a group photo with 17 African scientists who were recognised for their outstanding contribution towards advancing science on the continent.
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Rwanda: Senators Call for Review of Science and Research Policy
New Times, 27 March 2018
Government should fast-track review of the national policy for science and technology, research and innovation, and also increase the sector's funding, senators have said. Read more »
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Africa: Top African Scientists Recognised at NEF Meet
New Times, 28 March 2018
UP TO 17 leading African scientists were yesterday recognised for their work in advancing learning. Read more »
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Rwanda: Give Scientists the Chance to Compete Professionally - Kagame
New Times, 27 March 2018
President Paul Kagame has advocated for the consideration of African technical expertise during the implementation of projects as opposed to always outsourcing them as if often the… Read more »
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Rwanda: Female Students Encouraged to Pursue Science, TVET Courses
New Times, 27 March 2018
Female students in the country have been urged to develop self-confidence and pursue Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) as well as Technical and Vocational… Read more »
