The African Network for Economics of Learning, Innovation and Competence Building Systems (AfricaLics) is pleased to announce the appointment of Rosalyne Naa Norkor Baddoo as the new AfricaLics Alumni Coordinator […]
Background The AfricaLics network was founded in 2012 due to a growing recognition of the need for more support for academic ‘research on innovation’ that has relevance to the contextual […]
Three comprehensive bibliometric reports have been released by AfricaLics, providing a detailed assessment of scholarly productivity and collaborative networks across its flagship capacity-building programs from 2012 to 2024. Prepared by Dr. […]
To update a Master’s model module entitled ‘Introduction to African Innovation and Development Studies’ Background The AfricaLics network was founded in 2012 due to a growing recognition of the need […]
To develop a knowledge base for each of the network’s research coordination areas Background The AfricaLics network was founded in 2012 due to a growing recognition of the need for […]
We are thrilled to officially announce the onboarding of the 2026 Visiting Fellowship Program (VFP) Cohort. This year’s fellows represent a diverse group of visionary scholars from across the continent, […]
The RCS Team joins the AfricaLics Secretariat and global research community in mourning the passing of Professor David Kaplan. Dave was more than an outstanding scholar,he was a mentor, a builder, and a deeply generous human being whose commitment to strengthening African research ecosystems left a lasting mark on all of us who worked alongside him.
AfricaLics successfully held its End of Year Party on 5 December 2025, bringing together AfricaLics alumni and members, including the Secretary General, Dr. Ann Kingiri; the Vice-President, Dr. Justina Onumah; […]
Introduction The African Network for Economics of Learning, Innovation and Competence Building Systems (AfricaLics) is pleased to announce a call for Expressions of Interest (EOI) from African scholars and researchers […]
The AfricaLics Secretariat is pleased to announce that the Swedish International Development Agency (Sida) has approved a new grant that will enable AfricaLics to scale up its efforts to strengthen research capacity […]
