Help Address the Inequality

Help Address the Inequality The Sahel and West Africa club have identified several policies and customs which put African girls and women at a disadvantage. Read here their analysis of the economic and human rights consequences that result from gender disparity, along...

We Have Much Further To Go

We Have Much Further To Go Women in Africa have gained much ground and recognition in the sciences, but we have much further to go.  This article, shared my former President of Mauritius Ameenah Gurib, highlights some of the challenges and ways forward for women:...

Women in Science in Africa:
Perspective, Observations, Challenges, Opportunities and Recommendations.

Women in Science in Africa:Perspective, Observations, Challenges, Opportunities and Recommendations. Despite various initiatives, the number of women in science (WiS) in Africa remains low, and globally the gender gap in science persists, particularly in...

SASA’s Vision of the Role of Science in
African Socio-Economic Development

SASA’s Vision of the Role of Science in African Socio-Economic Development SASA’s vision is to advance science, improve health, and economic and social development on the African continent. SASA seeks to support and advance the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals...

Universal access to safe drinking water:
challenge or solved problem?

Universal access to safe drinking water: challenge or solved problem? The discourse regarding on universal access to safe drinking water is currently quite complex. There is a general perception that safe drinking water for low-income communities is technically and...