Africa Must Use Its Intellectual Capacity for Its Interests

Dr Stefan Oschmann Vice Chairman of Merck Executive Board; Hon. Sarah Opendi Minister of State of Health of Uganda; His Excellency Ambassdor of Unesco to Kenya; Unesco Representative and Young African Researchers from across more than 25 countries. To attend Unesco Merck Africa Research Summit.

-UNESCO-Merck Africa Research Summit aims to define interventions to prepare for the road ahead in Africa’s development as an international hub for research excellence and scientific innovation

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*The international telecoms community regards Africa as an area of high value for new business

Africa’s telecoms industry forms a vital component to the country’s economic growth, affecting all aspects of the business and social sphere. Dramatic expansion in the telecoms sector has taken place over the past five years, with a 72% penetration on average in mobile subscriptions across the continent.

Consequently, a huge amount of investment is happening to improve Africa’s infrastructure to...

*UNESCO- Merck Africa Research Summit – MARS 2015 aims to prepare for the road ahead in Africa’s development as an international hub for research excellence and scientific innovation

 Merck (http://www.merckgroup.com), the world’s oldest pharmaceutical and Chemical company in partnership with UNESCO , Cambridge University and University of Rome  plan to conduct UNESCO-Merck Africa Research Summit – MARS which will be held on the 19th and 20th of October in...

What made Kenyan scholar Ali Mazrui great?

Many parents believe that after-school sports are a vital part of their children’s growth. But, others believe that there’s very little “play” left in sports. Children’s sport has been a hot topic for quite some time now. First and foremost, it’s vital for parents to understand they play an influential role in determining what kind of experiences their children have.

Putting national interests ahead of those of political parties will make Tanzania stable and truly democratic.

Tanzania’s schedule this year is no doubt a very busy one. The Tegeta escrow account saga was carried over from last year and, even before it comes to a conclusion, the referendum on the proposed constitution is staring the country in the face.

CCM deserves praise for having realised that most of its MPs in the tenth Parliament had transformed themselves into government cheerleaders and praise-singers.

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Chadema concerned over public interests over Katiba
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CHADEMA has threatened to stage walk outs during the Constituent Assembly should they feel that the proceedings are not in the interests of the general public. Speaking to journalists, Chadema National Chairman, Mr Freeman Mbowe said that it was their ...