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African Universities Urged to Reinvent Themselves to Stay Relevant to the Economy
By Evaline Acan At the heart of Africa’s development lies a powerful question: Are our universities preparing graduates for the ... -
A New Dawn for Health: From indigenous knowledge to nanomedicine
By. Dr. Albertina Shatri, University of Namibia (UNAM) The Situation Before: A Silent Crisis and an Untapped Legacy For too ... -
Data Science and its Potential Impact on Research and Development Processes in Africa
By Stephen Obol Opiyo, PhD, Senior Data Scientist, Patira Data Science, Ohio, USA; and Kampala, Uganda Africa on the Brink ... -
Enhancing safflower production and product development for food security and improving incomes of small-scale farmers ...
Safflower (Carthamus tinctorius L.), an often-overlooked oilseed crop, is proving to be a game-changer for smallholder farmers in Botswana. Safflower ... -
Valorisation of Rangeland Encroacher Bush as a Ruminant Animal Fodder in Namibia
By: Prof John Mupangwa, University of Namibia (UNAM) Namibia faces a significant challenge with rangeland bush encroachment, which affects an ... -
Message of condolence: Professor Livingstone Sserwadda Luboobi
The RUFORUM Network is deeply saddened to learn about the passing of Professor Livingstone Sserwadda Luboobi, former Vice Chancellor of ... -
Taking Young People Back to the Farm: Experiences from East Africa
By Bunmi Akinyemiju and Kunmi Damuren, Founding Partner of Greenhouse Capital and Venture Garden Group Agriculture remains the backbone of ... -
Opportunities for Partnership between African Academic Institutions and CGIAR in Africa
The African academia is a repository of knowledge, a ‘think tank’ for governments, and a space from where the African ... -
Prospects for Higher Education in the Central African Economic and Monetary Community (CEMAC) Region
Introduction The traditional missions of universities in the CEMAC region are teaching, research and support for development. In some CEMAC ...
