Africa Science

Heating milk reduces chance of HIV transmission

By on 9th May 2012

Flash heating breast milk could reduce chances of HIV transmission to infants, particularly in poor countries

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Malaria is still a problem

By on 4th April 2012

On a sunny day in Nigeria, I woke up with headache, joint pains and fever, then I realised I had been infected by malaria parasite again

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Funding research in Africa

By on 22nd February 2012

Should research in Africa be conducted by African researchers? If so, who’s going to fund it?

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Developing countries anxiously await next week’s climate conference

By on 26th November 2011

The world will be watching next week’s UN climate summit on behalf of developing nations.

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Africa home to 70 percent of world’s fires over past decade

By on 4th November 2011

Satellite data taken by NASA since 2002 has revealed Africa as the world’s most fiery continent. NASA used two satellites equipped with MODIS instruments to analyse fires around the world.

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