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African Researchers Magazine (ISSN: 2714-2787) is a reputable non-profit scholarly publication dedicated to facilitating effective communication and dissemination of African research. Our primary objective is to promote and highlight African research findings, ensuring their accessibility to a broad range of end-users, including governments, policymakers, practitioners, professionals,..
African Researchers Magazine
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A recent study by Ikeogu, et al., (2024) titled “Prevalent Livestock Diseases in South East Nigeria and their Control Measures: A Review” published in e-Proceedings of the Faculty of Agriculture International Conference show that underreporting and inaccurate disease identification are significant challenges.
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Underreporting and inadequate diagnostic resources hinder effective livestock disease control in Southeast Nigeria, highlighting the need for improved biosecurity and digital surveillance.– Ikeogu, et al., (2024)
In a recent study presented at the Second Faculty of Agriculture Interna ..read more
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A recent study by Anekpo, et al., (2024) titled “Application of Genomic Studies in Epidemiological Surveillance: A Mini-overview” published in the Journal of Biological Research & Biotechnology examines that the integration of genomics with epidemiological data can enhance disease control efforts and inform public health practices through targeted interventions.
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Genomic surveillance enhances infectious disease control by early detection, understanding pathogen evolution, monitoring antimicrobial resistance, and guiding precision public health interventions. -Anekpo, et al., (2024)
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A recent study by Pule, K. G., & Ngoveni, M. A. (2024) titled “Perceived Effectiveness of Online Learning for Mathematics Pre-Service Teachers in a Rural University During the Covid-19 Pandemic” published in International Journal of Social Science Research and Review, shows that online learning platforms play a new role in education, particularly highlighted during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Online learning for mathematics pre-service teachers during Covid-19 is perceived as effective, despite challenges, with positive attitudes after training.– Pule, K. G., & Ngoveni, M. A. (2024)
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Red colobus monkeys, a relatively rare and often overlooked group of primates, could play a critical role in conserving Africa’s tropical forests. A team of conservationists and scientists from nearly 20 institutions across the United States, Europe, and Africa has found that focused efforts to protect red colobus species could significantly benefit the health of tropical forests in Africa, especially given the current biodiversity crisis.
As hunting and habitat loss lead to drastic changes in ecosystems, including declining wildlife populations and increased vulnerability to climate change a ..read more
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Africa, with its breathtaking landscapes and diverse wildlife, faces numerous environmental challenges. Yet, amidst these threats, a remarkable group of individuals is leading the charge to preserve and restore the continent’s natural heritage. These are the unsung heroes of conservation, whose innovative solutions and relentless dedication are reshaping how we approach environmental protection in Africa. From tackling deforestation to addressing human-wildlife conflict, reducing plastic waste, and promoting sustainable farming, these conservationists are not just saving wildlife; they are cr ..read more
African Researchers Magazine
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The Chinese government is urging increased investment in language preservation efforts, emphasizing the importance of bilingual education to foster a more inclusive society that appreciates linguistic diversity. This call to action was made by Mr. Li Xuda, Director of the China Cultural Centre in Nigeria, during the celebration of International Chinese Language Day in Abuja, Nigeria.
Mr. Li highlighted the significance of language as not only a means of communication but also a cornerstone of cultural identity and heritage. He pointed out that the China Cultural Centre in Nigeria has been offe ..read more
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The streets of Nairobi, Kenya’s capital, are abuzz with the sound of a retail renaissance, as the city continues to stake its claim as East Africa’s leading retail hub. The momentum behind this transformation was palpable at the 11th annual East Africa Property Investment (EAPI) Summit Retail Forum, held on April 17 and 18, 2024. Insights from the forum highlighted the key drivers of Nairobi’s burgeoning retail sector, with a focus on the city’s growing appeal to both local and international retailers.
Urbanization: The Catalyst for Change
Nairobi’s rapid urbanization has played a critical rol ..read more
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The African Astronomical Society (AfAS) convened its 2024 annual conference in Marrakech, Morocco, from April 15 to 20, 2024. The event was co-organised by Cadi Ayyad University and the Oukaimeden Observatory, with a strong focus on advancing the goals of AfAS and promoting its strategic vision. The conference brought together a diverse group of stakeholders, expert speakers, and dedicated astronomy professionals, fostering a collaborative atmosphere throughout the five-day event.
Conference Themes
The conference aimed to promote astronomy research, outreach, education, and collaboration acros ..read more
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If you’re interested in joining a leading research institution in Nigeria, the Nigerian Institute of Medical Research (NIMR) is offering an exciting opportunity for a Postdoctoral Research Specialist in the field of Immunobiology. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the position and the application process:
About the Nigerian Institute of Medical Research (NIMR)
The Nigerian Institute of Medical Research (NIMR) was established in 1920 as the West African Council of Medical Research, originally affiliated with the Medical Research Council (MRC) in the UK. The institute was created to research preval ..read more
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A recent study by Odoom, et al., (2024) titled “Examining the Level of Public Awareness on the Sustainable Development Goals in Africa: An empirical evidence from Ghana” published in Environment, Development and Sustainability by Springer examines that the communication strategies used to raise SDG awareness were generally ineffective, with stakeholder engagement, radio, and TV programs being moderately effective, while community dialogue and social media were not.
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Ghana’s awareness of the Sustainable Development Goals is uneven, with low recognition of certain goals, necessitating improved ..read more