Editorial: a who, what and why

A who, what and why

Science in Africa is the first popular science magazine for Africa. Science is alive in Africa. From Cape to Cairo, scientists will be reporting on their research, giving their expert views on topical issues in science and providing the right information to an African public seeking a deeper understanding of science and of the dynamic role it plays in everyone's lives. A culture of science is spreading across Africa. Get informed, enter the debates and decide for yourself, right here at Science in Africa!

So what is our mission?

To promote local and international awareness of science conducted in Africa

To give young scientists the opportunity to showcase their research to Africa and beyond

To give information on scientific and health issues directly affecting society

To give teachers of science in Africa access to resources and information of local relevance

To encourage debate on scientific issues

To encourage an informed/thinking/questioning African society

To further science communication between African countries

So, who are we? The editorial staff is a group of reasonably happy, fairly young scientists who delight in science and delight in Africa and her people. We are here to enlighten you as we entertain you.

Be Wise and keep up to date with the science in your life!

Dr Janice Limson
Editor-in-Chief
Science in Africa


	Editorial

Editorial

A who, what and why

Science in Africa - Africa's First On-Line Science Magazine