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Humans are not inherently selfish – we are actually hardwired to work together theconversation
A culture specific health measuring instrument for a common joint problem theconversation
How we are measuring air quality in Kampala and why it works for African cities theconversation
African farmers are younger than you think. Here is why theconversation
Africa has a growing food security problem: why it can not be fixed without proper data theconversation
Mauritius oil spill: how coral reefs, mangroves and seagrass could be affected theconversation
Moves are afoot in Africa to keep more women in science careers theconversation
What archaeology tells us about the music and sounds made by Africa’s ancestors theconversation
Africa’s research ecosystem needs a culture of mentoring. theconversation

The Science Stream By theconversation On August 27, 2020

How we are measuring air quality in Kampala and why it works for African cities

How we’re measuring air quality in Kampala – and why it works for African cities. Written by Engineer Bainomugisha, Makerere University. In Uganda, even though air pollution is a big challenge in parts of the country, there is hardly any [...]

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The Science Stream By theconversation On August 25, 2020

Africa’s research ecosystem needs a culture of mentoring.

Africa’s research ecosystem needs a culture of mentoring. Written by Oluwaseyi Dolapo Somefun, University of the Western Cape and Kudus Adebayo. Sub-Saharan Africa faces a range of development challenges, including high population growth, poverty, food insecurity, and poor health. There [...]

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The Science Stream By theconversation On August 23, 2020

New technologies mean states must reconsider what ‘reproductive rights’ are

New technologies mean states must reconsider what ‘reproductive rights’ are. Written by Bonginkosi Shozi, University of KwaZulu-Natal. A number of technological advances have revolutionised human reproduction in the past few decades. One example is in vitro fertilisation (IVF), the process [...]

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The pan-Africanist Stream By theconversation On August 23, 2020

The foreign aid game is changing: these are the opportunities for Africa

The foreign aid game is changing: these are the opportunities for Africa. Written by Dan Banik, University of Oslo and Nikolai Hegertun, University of Oslo. There are growing signs that the aid relationship between the Global South and the Global [...]

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The Science Stream

Discussions about top trending scientific topics and facts.

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Humans are not inherently selfish – we are actually hardwired to work together

A culture specific health measuring instrument for a common joint problem

How we are measuring air quality in Kampala and why it works for African cities

Moves are afoot in Africa to keep more women in science careers

What archaeology tells us about the music and sounds made by Africa’s ancestors

Africa’s research ecosystem needs a culture of mentoring.

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The Education Stream

Teaching our kids is not easy, this stream will give you a hand.

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Africa’s research ecosystem needs a culture of mentoring.

Kids who learn ‘clause-chain’ languages are quicker to develop complex sentences

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The Food Stream

Healthy cooking, tasty living! Discover the best cooking tricks and recipes with this podcast.

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African farmers are younger than you think. Here is why

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The Science Stream

Humans are not inherently selfish – we are actually hardwired to work together

theconversation August 28, 2020

The Science Stream

A culture specific health measuring instrument for a common joint problem

theconversation August 28, 2020

The Science Stream

How we are measuring air quality in Kampala and why it works for African cities

theconversation August 27, 2020

The Food Stream

African farmers are younger than you think. Here is why

theconversation August 27, 2020

The pan-Africanist Stream

Africa has a growing food security problem: why it can not be fixed without proper data

theconversation August 26, 2020

The Nature Stream

Mauritius oil spill: how coral reefs, mangroves and seagrass could be affected

theconversation August 26, 2020

The Science Stream

Moves are afoot in Africa to keep more women in science careers

theconversation August 25, 2020

The Science Stream

What archaeology tells us about the music and sounds made by Africa’s ancestors

theconversation August 25, 2020

The Science Stream

Africa’s research ecosystem needs a culture of mentoring.

theconversation August 25, 2020

The Science Stream

Kids who learn ‘clause-chain’ languages are quicker to develop complex sentences

theconversation August 25, 2020

The Nature Stream

Atlantic Ocean Holds 10x More Plastic Pollution Than Previously believed

ecodailyorg August 23, 2020

The pan-Africanist Stream

Why the African free trade area could be the game-changer for the continent’s economies

theconversation August 23, 2020

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