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African Researchers Magazine (ISSN: 2714-2787) is a 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, academics, business people, NGOs, and the general public across Africa, as well as African researchers and scholars in the diaspora. By doing so, we aim to influence decision-making processes for the greater good of the continent and help make African research noticeable and acknowledged by the international community, while also enabling global audiences to learn about the challenges, developments, innovations, and accomplishments of African researchers and scholars at home and in the diaspora. Read more …
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AFRICAN RESEARCHER OF THE MONTH – MALE
March 2025: Professor Ihsen Yengui – African Male Researcher of the Month
AFRICAN RESEARCHER OF THE MONTH – FEMALE
March 2025: Dr. Priscilla Kolibea Mante – African Female Researcher of the Month
AFRICAN RESEARCH WORKS - PAPER OF THE MONTH
March 2025: Paper of the month by Abajobir et al. 2025 – Maternal Mental Health and Child Development: Impact on Nutrition, Growth, and Well-Being in Kenya
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