Interview with Joy Owango, TCC Africa
TCC Africa’s Executive Director and AfricArXiv project partner Joy Owango talked to Africa Business Communities about its model, ambitions and the […]
Service fees for OSF preprint hosting and maintenance – AfricArXiv continues its services
‘Popular preprint servers face closure because of money troubles’ Nature News, 1 Feb 2020, doi: 10.1038/d41586-020-00363-3 This is the headline
AfricaOSH summit 2020
Back in April 2018, the idea to build an African Open Access repository was born at the first AfricaOSH summit
Strategic partnership with ScienceOpen
ScienceOpen and AfricArXiv are partnering to provide African researchers with accelerated visibility, networking and collaboration opportunities. The research and publishing
Book about the importance of local languages for Research in Africa written in Kinyarwanda
The OAPENbooks Library has its first archive record with a book written in the Rwandan language Kinyarwanda; co-authored by Evode
Prof. Mary Abukutsa-Onyanko on OA Publishing and Food Security
In early December 2019, Prof Abukutsu-Onyanko presented her work at the UTC-SPARC Africa Open Access Symposium 2019 Symposium in Cape
FORCE2019: Establishing a shared vision for preprints
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Open Science Online Training package for African scientists
AfricArxiv is a free, open source and community-led digital archive for African research output in the form of a non-profit open source platform for African scientists to upload their working papers, pre-prints, accepted manuscripts (post-prints), and published papers as well as associated data packages and article versioning. AfricArxiv is dedicated to enhance and open up research and collaboration among African scientists and non-African scientists that work on African topics.
Multi-directional academic knowledge exchange from and about Africa
This article was originally published at ela-newsportal.com “Academic Research and knowledge from and about Africa should be freely available to
Education Needs in Research Data Management
I worry that ‘I don’t know what I don’t know. That is the situation of many students when faced with