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News and blogs from across SGCI and its councils.

Researchers in Nigeria have developed Jolly Frier, a gas- and solar-powered device to automate garri frying and reduce health risks.

‘Jolly Frier’ promises healthy future for garri makers

[LAGOS] Nigerian researchers have created a hybrid gas- and solar-powered device that automates the production of the Nigerian staple garri, improving efficiency and reducing health risks…

Researchers in Nigeria have developed Jolly Frier, a gas- and solar-powered device to automate garri frying and reduce health risks.

‘Jolly Frier’ promises healthy future for garri makers

[LAGOS] Nigerian researchers have created a hybrid gas- and solar-powered device that automates the production of the…

Black soldier fly farming can be done within a backyard, says lead researcher Elija Wanda. Photo credit: sukarman (CC BY 2.0). This photo has been cropped.

Fly poo boosts Malawi crop yields

[LILONGWE] As Fanny Ndhlovu and nine other farmers in her village watch their banana crop flourish, they…

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Q&A: Need to build adaptive and resilient Councils

Professor Anicia Peters, CEO of the National Commission on Research Science and Technology in Namibia was interviewed…

Prototype of the Biosensor device for water purification using solar energy

Solar-powered device seeks to solve Nigeria’s water problems

[LAGOS] Researchers in Nigeria have developed a solar-powered biosensor filtration device that detects and removes killer germs…

Samson Bimenyimana, a Rwandan lab sample administrator, carries out tests to develop an effective banana wine starter-culture.

Rwandan scientists develop local yeast for banana wine-makers

[KIGALI] For years, Augusti Ntivuguruzwa struggled to perfect his banana wine in Rwanda. As for many traditional…

African nurse is drawing blood image image for African Health Systems blog

New Research Agendas to Strengthen African Health Systems

The initiative to build new research agendas to strengthen African health systems began with a pilot phase…

Fulani girls from Niger sharing a textbook. According to UNESCO, 40 per cent of the global population does not have access to education in a language they speak or understand. Copyright: Kelley Lynch / GPE (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

How language barriers are impeding science learning

Language plays a crucial role in education, shaping how students learn and connect with the world. Yet,…

Q&A: Partnerships key to collaborating for impactful outcomes

African scientists are trying to elevate their global presence through innovative partnerships. Copyright: Image by Freepik Abraham Mathodi…

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Uganda shores up shea butter value with time-saving tech

[KAMPALA] For Ojok Okello, a Ugandan shea nut farmer, turning his harvest into a marketable product was…

Themes

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Strategic Communications and Knowledge uptake
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Strategic Communications and Knowledge uptake

Gender and Inclusivity

Gender and Inclusivity

Private Sector Engagement

Private Sector Engagement

Research Management

Research Management

Evidence in Policymaking

Evidence in Policymaking

Research and Innovation
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Research and Innovation

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