Inioluwa Afolabi was awarded the Cambridge-Africa Amit Bhasin* Prize for 2023 in recognition of being an outstanding African student in Cambridge.

I recently had the pleasure of experiencing my first Pan African Thoracic Society (PATS) Methods in Epidemiologic, Clinical and Operational Research (MECOR) – “PATS MECOR” course.

Power outages are common in Africa's vast cities, while many rural areas don't even have access to electricity.

This year, 2023 I had the opportunity to study at one of the most prominent learning institutions in the world, Cambridge University.

Oil palm is a cash crop and is widely grown across the tropics.

February 7th 2023, marked the beginning of the journey.

Thanks to the ALBORADA Fund, my co-organizers and I are facilitating an African Field School focusing on the science of Dendrochronology.

On Wednesday 21st of June 2023, Cambridge-Africa hosted a university-wide postgraduate research symposium for scholars from the African continent at Hughes Hall.

I am Dr. Ebenezer Antwi Gyamera, one of the five scholars in the first cohort of the Cambridge-Africa PhD programme.

About a decade before coming to Cambridge, I imagined a future in property investment and development.

Certain species of Dioscorea, better known as yam, are important sources of food and pharmaceuticals.

As a young scientist, and a trained molecular epidemiologist, I have developed a keen research interest in Mycobacterial diseases over the past decade.