From January 2024 to November 2025, with the generous support of the Cambridge-Africa ALBORADA Research Fund, I carried out a major research project focused on the preservation of tropical forests…

In early January 2026, secondary school physics and chemistry teachers in Bahir Dar, Ethiopia, came together for an intensive professional development programme focused on context-based science teaching, an approach that…

Cervical cancer remains one of the deadliest cancers for women in Nigeria.

My passion for vaccinology began in 2023 during my visits to the Flame of Love orphanage in Goma, North Kivu.

I arrived in Cambridge on a crisp autumn afternoon in October 2017 and had my viva in October 2025.

My journey in infectious diseases started in a lecture theatre in Cambridge, but has led me to some incredible places with uniquely complex epidemiological and population profiles.

With the generous support of the Cambridge-Africa ALBORADA Research Fund, Cambridge was able to co-organise and participate in a symposium on research and teaching in African literatures at the University…

By Iyeyinka Kusi-Mensah I arrived in Cambridge for the first time on a sunny Saturday afternoon in late September 2018 to start my MPhil in Sociology.

By Swabrah Masaba Halimah On 20th June 2025, I boarded the Uganda Airlines flight from Entebbe to London Gatwick.

By Adeniyi Emmanuel (Cambridge-Africa ALBORADA Research Fund Coordinator) In June 2025, the Cambridge-Africa Programme team hosted two fireside chats, bringing together African postgraduate scholars and industry leaders for insightful conversations focused…

My journey to Cambridge began with a strong desire to research education for marginalised girls, particularly in Ghana, where I grew up.

  By Abii-Tah Bih, winner of the 2025 Dr Amit Bhasin Prize In November 2016, Anglophone Cameroonian lawyers and teachers staged peaceful protests against the socio-economic and political marginalization of English-speaking Cameroonians…