Harnessing Africa’s Mineral Might: Experts Call for Knowledge-Led Governance

Another tribute to systems thinking The season for north-south comparisons and complaints is over; now is the opportune moment for African leaders to wake up to a new dawn of science diplomacy and work with African experts to deliver tangible accomplishments worthy of a young and mineral-rich continent. Key message at the 4th Africa Colloquium: DAAD Alumni Week, TU Bergakademie Fre...

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Harnessing Africa’s Mineral Might: Experts Call for Knowledge-Led Governance

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