Kenya and African countries are being urged to boost funding for science, technology and research to reduce reliance on donor support and build stronger innovation-driven economies.
Kenya and African countries are urged to increase funding for science and innovation to reduce reliance on donor support. [File Courtesy]
Kenya and African countries need to increase funding for science, technology, research and innovation to stop relying on donor support.
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