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African Researchers Magazine (ISSN: 2714-2787) is an authoritative, non-profit, scholarly publication focused on African research communication and dissemination. Our goal is to promote African research findings and contribution to end users (governments, policies makers, practitioners, professionals, academics, business people, NGOs and the laymen on the streets of Africa), thereby influencing decision making for the greater good of the continent. Read more ...
LATEST PAPERS
Kyeremanteng explains the causes of fish mortality in water bodies
Phillip Kyeremanteng is a Ghana-based Environmental Management Leader with extensive experience in overseeing the environment performance in the private and public sector organisations. He...
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Urban slums in Africa and COVID-19
This classic review was written by S. K. Alonge and A. Wadinga both of Social Policy Department, Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research,...
RESEARCH OF THE MONTH
Kyeremanteng explains the causes of fish mortality in water bodies
Phillip Kyeremanteng is a Ghana-based Environmental Management Leader with extensive experience in overseeing the environment performance in the private and public sector organisations. He...
RESEARCHER OF THE MONTH
Kyeremanteng explains the causes of fish mortality in water bodies
Phillip Kyeremanteng is a Ghana-based Environmental Management Leader with extensive experience in overseeing the environment performance in the private and public sector organisations. He...
SPECIAL FEATURE
Kyeremanteng explains the causes of fish mortality in water bodies
Phillip Kyeremanteng is a Ghana-based Environmental Management Leader with extensive experience in overseeing the environment performance in the private and public sector organisations. He is an Expert in ISO 9001 Quality Assurance and ISO...
Urban slums in Africa and COVID-19
This classic review was written by S. K. Alonge and A. Wadinga both of Social Policy Department, Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research, Ibadan, Nigeria. The paper is focused on the possible correlation...
Micronutrients Deficiency and Their Associations with Pregnancy Outcomes: A Review
Yet another insightful review by Dr. Birhanie Muluken Walle and his African colleagues on Micronutrients deficiency and their associations with pregnancy outcomes. Micronutrients are vitamins, minerals and trace elements that are used in minute...
Appropriate Antibiotic Use for Prevention of Surgical Site Infections in Low- and Middle-Income Countries
This classic review was conducted and written by a group of multinational-scholars lead by Dr. Brian Godman. The paper hinges on the growing use of antimicrobials across countries increasing antimicrobial resistance (AMR) rates. A...
Why do pharmacy students carryout more of survey projects instead of clinical research or...
A recent study carried out by Esayas Tadesse Gebremariam and Diriba Alemayehu Gadisa, both of the Department of Pharmacy, College of Medicine and Health Sciences, Ambo University, Ambo, Ethiopia shows that pharmacy students of...
Potential of using Amaranthus leaves to fortify instant noodles in the south african context:...
This classic review is written by three (3) South African authors; N.D. Qumbisa, N. Ngobese and U. Kolanisi. Here is an excerpt from the review piece.
There has been a significant increase in the consumption...
PROFILES
Dr. Rebecca Nyonyintono: Social scientist retires to book writing
While a number of retiring professionals often opt to detach from their respective professions, Dr Rebecca Mirembe Nyonyintono an educationist, child protection advocate and...
CALL FOR PAPERS
Assessment of Different Regimen of Oil Palm Leaf Extracts Against Crude Oil-Adulterated Feed Mediated...
This study was conducted by Patience Onakurhefe, Fidelis I. Achuba and Betty O. George of Department of Biochemistry, Faculty of Science, Delta State University,...
Zinhle Mncube won the 2019 South African Women in Science Awards (SAWiSA)
Congratulations to Zinhle Mncube, a lecturer in the Department of Philosophy, who won the DST-Albertina Sisulu Doctoral fellowship in the Humanities and Social Sciences...
Nigerian made Covid-19 Vaccine in clinical trial stage
The Vice Chancellor of Adeleke University, Professor Solomon Adebiola, has disclosed that a covid-19 vaccine developed by Nigerian scientists is currently at the clinical...
Comparative Analysis of Payment of Earned Academic Allowance in Nigerian Universities: University of Benin...
In Nigeria sovereign nation, the greatest obstacle to democracy is the neglect of education for her citizens as evidenced by the spate of armed...
A Research Agenda on the Sexual and Reproductive Health Dimensions of the COVID-19 Pandemic...
This classic commentary was written by Dr. Babatunde Ahonsi a Resident Representative, United Nations Population Fund (China) and Country Director (Mongolia), and Assistant Editor,...
Anxiety and depressive disorders among infertile women attending clinic in a Nigeria teaching hospital
"Children are highly valued, and childlessness is culturally not acceptable in any typical sub-Saharan African community. Involuntary infertility is associated with significant distress and...
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Effects of Air Pollution on the Agricultural Yield of Selected Crops...
The effect of air pollution cannot be overemphasized, a research by EKIYOR, H.T of the Department of Laboratory Science, Ken Saro-wiwa Polytechnic Bori, Rivers...
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Cockroaches are popularly known for being vectors to several dozens of infectious bacteria. Several researchers had focused on studying these bacterial communities, recently B.T Thomas of the Department of Microbiology, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Nigeria carried out a comparative study...
EDITOR'S PICKS
Sustainable generation of bioethanol from sugarcane wastes by Streptomyces coelicolor strain...
Dr. Olanike Maria Buraimoh of the Department of Microbiology, Faculty of Science, University of Lagos, Nigeria and colleagues conducted this interesting research that shows...
