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Revisiting development plans – alumni symposium

Revisiting development plans – alumni symposium

by Hannah Openshaw | Aug 23, 2016 | Alumni, Alumni events, Alumni Features, News

British Council Zambia on behalf of the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the UK recently hosted an alumni event in Kitwe, focused around a symposium at which alumni had the opportunity to discuss and measure their development plans post scholarship.  These...

A swarm of bees in Marlborough House Gardens

by Hannah Openshaw | Jul 15, 2015 | News, Professional Fellowships

Dr Kwame Aidoo, 2015 Commonwealth Professional Fellow from Ghana, reports on a unique event arranged by his host organisation, Bees for Development. During the summer months every year, honey bee colonies gather nectar, pollen, and other resources to grow and develop...

Supporting youth and enhancing development in Cameroon’s rural communities

by Hannah Openshaw | Apr 2, 2015 | Alumni, News, Professional Fellowships

Nelly Shella Tchaptcheut Yonga, 2014 Commonwealth Professional Fellow and Coordinator of the Rural Women Development Center (RUWDEC) in Buea, Cameroon, reports on her activities after her fellowship. It’s been 3 months since my return from the UK and it already feels...

Winners of the 2014 Taylor & Francis Commonwealth Scholar Best Journal Article Prize

by Hannah Openshaw | Feb 25, 2015 | Best Journal Article Prize, Best Journal Article Prize 2014, News

The CSC and Taylor & Francis Group are delighted to announce that the joint winners of the 2014 Taylor & Francis Commonwealth Scholar Best Journal Article Prize are: Dr Benjamin Irving, for his article ‘Computer assisted detection of abnormal airway variation...

Award enables Commonwealth Scholar to increase sustainable aquaculture production

by Hannah Openshaw | Jun 14, 2014 | Alumni

Dr Ruby Asmah is a 2004 Commonwealth Scholar from Ghana, who studied for a PhD in Aquaculture. Ruby was awarded the Leverhulme Royal Society Africa Award for her project ‘Planning for Improved and Sustainable Cage Aquaculture in Lake Volta, Ghana’. The three-year...
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