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Southern Africa

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Aug

The Impact of Innovation in Higher Education: Insights from the RUFORUM Visit to Botswana International ...

Annual General Meeting, News, Southern Africa
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By: Evaline Acan Gaborone, Botswana – In preparation for the upcoming Annual General Meeting of the Regional Universities Forum for ...

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28

Aug

Africa University in Zimbabwe Announces First Cohort of TAGDev 2.0 Program Scholars for the 2025/26 ...

News, Southern Africa, TAGDev project
By Luise Mwanyangapo
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Africa University (AU) is proud to announce the selection of its first cohort of scholars under the TAGDev 2.0 program ...

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Aug

Botswana Launches RUFORUM AGM with Call for Universities to Drive Innovation and Agricultural Transformation

News Posts, Southern Africa
By Luise Mwanyangapo
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17

Jul

From Local Roots to Global Impact: The Inspiring Journey of Dr. Alina Ntsiapane

Impact stories, Southern Africa, TAGDev project
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By: Yolisa Xatasi Dr. Alina Ntsiapane’s journey in agriculture is a powerful testament to how passion, education, and unwavering commitment ...

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17

Jul

From University of Free State Classroom to Communal Farming Innovator: The Journey of Bonga Madyibi

Impact stories, Southern Africa, TAGDev project
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By: Yolisa Xatasi How one University of the Free State alumnus, young farmer Bonga Madyibi from Matatiele, is leveraging his ...

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The Regional Universities Forum for Capacity Building in Agriculture (RUFORUM) was created in 2004 by ten Vice Chancellors of universities in Africa. To date the network has grown to 175 universities across 40 countries in the five regions of eastern, southern, central, west, and north Africa.

The RUFORUM network collaborates globally with other university networks, development partners, policymakers, and leaders to leverage synergies and work towards shared objectives in delivering science solutions for development, human capital development, and institutional reform in the African Higher Agricultural Education (HAE) system. We recognize that youth are the driving force behind change and are leading the charge for a better Africa. The network is African-owned, aligned with country goals, and thrives in multi-stakeholder engagement that promotes equity and implements gender responsive interventions.

RUFORUM is nested within continental and global frameworks, including the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP), Africa’s Agenda 2063, and the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

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