Scientists currently working on various candidates of vaccines against HIV have conceded that it may take another 20 years to catch up with the virus using a vaccine.
Continue reading …New sources of funding are needed to stimulate health research specifically for diseases that affect people in developing countries.
Continue reading …KEMRI has introduced an innovative way to close the gap between research and commercialisation of research findings.
Continue reading …African ministers promise to actualise the 2006 pledge by African Union leaders to commit one percent of each country’s Gross Domestic Product to research and development.
Continue reading …Africa must create different, more inclusive forms of wealth that benefit the continent and are more sustainable.
Continue reading …The initiatives of public and private sectors on Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) must be synchronised if Africa is to develop and eradicate poverty.
Continue reading …Participants at the just concluded STI forum in Nairobi have called for collaboration between governments and donor agencies to tackle the perennial deficit of water and sanitation in Africa.
Continue reading …Young scientists honoured recently in Nairobi are asking for multi-sectoral collaboration to bring their innovations from the research laboratories to the market place.
Continue reading …The African Union has signed nine grant contracts with African and European universities, scientific think tanks and research institutes to scale up research on the continent.
Continue reading …An Egyptian engineer, Mohamed Sanad has been selected as the overall winner of the Innovation Prize for Africa (IPA).
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