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Africa’s Scientific Renaissance: Who Will Lead?

Africa’s Scientific Renaissance: Who Will Lead?

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Africa’s Scientific Renaissance: Who Will Lead?"This is where we need Africans and African governments to support indigenous scientists to lead work, support... 20.03.2026, Sputnik Africa

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Africa’s Scientific Renaissance: Who Will Lead?"This is where we need Africans and African governments to support indigenous scientists to lead work, support them to have collaborations that is equitable where they also are leaders in the collaboration […] so that we will begin to answer these questions in a context that also meets our own you know realities." On #GlobalSouthPole, Dr. Mahmoud Maina, a neuroscientist from Nigeria, shares why building Africa's first open-access stem cell biobank is about more than science, it's about African leadership in tackling neurological diseases like Alzheimer's on the continent's own terms. Can Africa move beyond being a research participant to becoming a global leader in neuroscience? Leave your comments below Listen to the full conversation on: Telegram’s built-in player Our website Apple Podcasts and all your favorite streaming platformsSubscribe to @sputnik_africa Sputnik Africa | X

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