Happy #MazingiraDay from @AfricaGeneBio!
Today, we celebrate the importance of a clean, healthy, and safe environment for present and future generations.
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Happy #MazingiraDay from the EHS Consultancy family. Let's strive to keep our environment safe and preserve it for future generations.
As we mark the end of #CSW2026, we would like to thank our stakeholders for their contribution towards our mission and vision here at EHS Consultancy Ltd & @genbio.bsky.social.
Happy #CustomerServiceWeek. Taking the extra mile to create a platform to strengthen Africa's local leadership and governance, strengthen technical capacity for responsible use, advancement of #geneticbiocontrol #emergingtechnologies @genbio.bsky.social #Theextramile #BioTrust
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Programme for the 3rd Global Congress on New and Emerging Technologies is taking shape. Final call for submission of abstracts @genbio.bsky.social
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📢 Abstract submission extended!
Missed the deadline? You’ve got another chance!🎉
Share your research with a global community working at the forefront of emerging biocontrol technologies.🌍
⏳New deadline: September 29, 2026
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CLOSING: Science and emerging technologies must be communicated with clarity, humility, accuracy and respect for public concerns and local contexts. Africa’s next science communicators will help shape how science is understood, reported and trusted across the continent. #RisingVoices #AGBCWebinars
The next generation of African science communicators must combine evidence translation and storytelling with digital content creation, media literacy, ethical communication and community listening. #AGBCWebinars #RisingVoices #ScienceAgainstMisinformation
“An informed society is a developed society.” Dr. Bridget Onochie says effective communication is critical to development because people need credible information to make informed decisions affecting their lives and communities. #RisingVoices #ScienceCommunication
Dr. Bridget Chiedu Onochie warns of a continuing gulf between researchers and the media. Important research cannot influence society if findings never reach journalists or cannot be translated into language ordinary people understand. #AGBCWebinars #ScienceCommunication
Africa’s next science journalists need fact-checking training, editorial immersion, mentorship, cross-country peer exchange and opportunities to produce African science stories. Learning should happen through real assignments. #RisingVoices #ScienceJournalism
Hamadou Tidiane Sy says collaboration between scientists and journalists must respect journalism’s independence. Journalists are not simply channels for conveying institutional messages — they must question, verify and explain scientific claims. #ScienceJournalism #AGBCWebinars
Science communication training should not be a one-off event. Dr. Antonio Nkondjio proposes communities of practice bringing together scientists, journalists, regulators and engagement specialists for mentorship, peer learning and feedback. #RisingVoices
Dr. Antonio Nkondjio Christophe says scientists must learn to cut through technical jargon: identify the core message, define essential terms, use plain language and practise explaining the same science to different audiences.
From laboratory tours and community fellowships to policy briefs, local-language explainers and field engagement — Dr. Antonio Nkondjio says young scientists need practical opportunities to turn research into communication people can use.
Dr. Antonio Nkondjio Christophe calls for structured pathways to identify promising young researchers, train them in communication, pair them with experienced mentors and give them opportunities to explain real African research.
