Africa Urged to Prioritize Investment in STEM

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Africa Urged to Prioritize Investment in STEM

[New Times] Africa should prioritize investment in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education to build and retain science skills on the continent, Niger's Minister for Secondary and Higher Education, Research and Technology, Habi Mahamadou, said on February 28 at the closing of the fifth African Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) Forum 2023 held in Niamey, Niger.

Source: allAfrica.com

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