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@pintoclarkz @adwoa_AIG @NSMQGhana I knew it when I saw the reportage but our bloggers don’t read so I understand. It is more like who brings out the information first
@mohgovgh Ghanafo kasa, people in Europe take AstraZeneca. I wish you could read a little the cases of blood clot is insignificant. Let’s get educated so we can educate others
Sustainably, do you think the promises will translate into actionable plans to drive science for the future? Do you find it easy to procure reagents in your country or community? #science4development#Science4dfuture
This is believed to increase the level of investment made to look for solutions to the problems of man on earth. To this, many African governments were not left out. They made promises, formed committees, commissions etc. What is becoming of those promises in your country?
COVID19 has taught the global community lots of lessons. One of which is Science for Development. Almost every country was caught unprepared. In the heat of looking for diagnostics, vaccines, and other interventions, many promised their unflinching support for Science.
We are excited to announce a date for our annual research conference #WRC2021! July 21-23!
Registration for this year's conference is now open and we are accepting abstracts from our fellows, researchers, collaborators, and invited guests.
Details at https://t.co/Q55Pism3C2