+233 266 296 601 tv@aau.org

Latest Videos

A month after the AAU Media Masterclass 2026, the lessons continue to ring loud in the rooms where communication happens, in the stories being told, and in the ways universities share their research, achievements, and impact. From strategic communication and content creation to research storytelling and institutional visibility, the five-day experience offered practical insights that extend far beyond the classroom. The masterclass may be over, but the learning continues. #AAUMediaMasterclass2026 #AAU #UniversityCommunications #AcademicStorytelling The AAU Media Masterclass Experience 2026

The AAU Media Masterclass Experience 2026

Association of African Universities (AAU) 15 hours ago

CADFP Convocation 2026 CADFP Convocation 2026

CADFP Convocation 2026

Association of African Universities (AAU) 20 hours ago

The AAU TV Mid-week News Live is your trusted voice of higher education that brings you relevant and informative stories on African higher education, health, discovery, business, international news, sports and entertainment. LIVE!! || AAU TV MIDWEEK NEWS ||21.1O.26 || Maame Akua Nyame

LIVE!! || AAU TV MIDWEEK NEWS ||21.1O.26 || Maame Akua Nyame

Association of African Universities (AAU) 20 hours ago

The AAU TV Mid-week News Live is your trusted voice of higher education that brings you relevant and informative stories on African higher education, health, discovery, business, international news, sports and entertainment. LIVE!! || AAU TV MIDWEEK NEWS ||21.1O.26 || Maame Akua Nyame

LIVE!! || AAU TV MIDWEEK NEWS ||21.1O.26 || Maame Akua Nyame

Association of African Universities (AAU) October 23, 2026 3:30 pm

The AAU TV Mid-week News Live is your trusted voice of higher education that brings you relevant and informative stories on African higher education, health, discovery, business, international news, sports and entertainment. LIVE!! || AAU TV MIDWEEK NEWS ||21.1O.26 || Maame Akua Nyame

LIVE!! || AAU TV MIDWEEK NEWS ||21.1O.26 || Maame Akua Nyame

Association of African Universities (AAU) October 22, 2026 12:24 am

Thinking about a career in eye care? On this episode of the Career Guidance and Counselling show, we talk to Dr. Ophelia Ama Kyeiwaah about everything you need to know about becoming an optometrist. From the educational path to the financial rewards of the profession, we cover it all. We also tackle common eye care myths that have been circulating for years including the truth about gari and corrective lenses. Tune in to find out if eye care is the right lucrative career path for you! #Optometry #EyeCareCareer #CareerGuidance #HealthcareJobs #MedicalCareer #StudentAdvice #FutureDoctor #CareerCounselling #OptometristLife #ProfessionalDevelopment Can You Be a Millionaire as an Optometrist? | Career Guide with Dr. Ophelia Ama Kyeiwaah

Can You Be a Millionaire as an Optometrist? | Career Guide with Dr. Ophelia Ama Kyeiwaah

Association of African Universities (AAU) October 16, 2026 7:29 pm

Subscribe

Featured Videos

COREVIP 2027 & AAU@60 Anniversary Celebration | Journey to Nairobi | Official Promotional Video Two milestones. One journey. The Association of African Universities (AAU) has officially begun the journey to COREVIP 2027 while launching a year-long celebration of its 60th Anniversary (AAU@60), marking six decades of advancing higher education across Africa. The 24th Conference of Rectors, Vice-Chancellors and Presidents of African Universities (COREVIP 2027) will be hosted by KCA University in Nairobi, Kenya, from 20 to 23 July 2027, under the theme: "Building the Future African University: Repositioning African Universities for Resilience, Relevance and Global Impact." From its founding in Rabat, Morocco, in 1967 with 34 member institutions, to a network of nearly 500 universities and higher education institutions across Africa and beyond today, the AAU has remained at the forefront of strengthening higher education on the continent. AAU@60 celebrates the partnerships, people, and progress that have shaped this remarkable journey, while COREVIP 2027 charts the course for the future of African higher education. Watch this official promotional video to discover the journey ahead and be part of shaping the future of African higher education. 🔗 Learn more: https://events.aau.org/corevip/ #COREVIP2027 #AAUat60 #HigherEducation #AfricanUniversities #Nairobi2027 #AAU #KCA
COREVIP 2027 & AAU@60 Anniversary Celebration | Journey to Nairobi | Official Promotional Video
July 30, 2026 1:02 pm
Two milestones. One journey. The Association of African Universities (AAU) has officially begun the journey to COREVIP 2027 while launching a year-long celebration of its 60th Anniversary (AAU@60), marking six decades of advancing higher education across Africa. The 24th Conference of Rectors, Vice-Chancellors and Presidents of African Universities (COREVIP 2027) will be hosted by KCA University in Nairobi, Kenya, from 20 to 23 July 2027, under the theme: "Building the Future African University: Repositioning African Universities for Resilience, Relevance and Global Impact." From its founding in Rabat, Morocco, in 1967 with 34 member institutions, to a network of nearly 500 universities and higher education institutions across Africa and beyond today, the AAU has remained at the forefront of strengthening higher education on the continent. AAU@60 celebrates the partnerships, people, and progress that have shaped this remarkable journey, while COREVIP 2027 charts the course for the future of African higher education. Watch this official promotional video to discover the journey ahead and be part of shaping the future of African higher education. 🔗 Learn more: https://events.aau.org/corevip/ #COREVIP2027 #AAUat60 #HigherEducation #AfricanUniversities #Nairobi2027 #AAU #KCA 3:25 COREVIP 2027 & AAU@60 Anniversary Celebration | Journey to Nairobi | Official Promotional Video

COREVIP 2027 & AAU@60 Anniversary Celebration | Journey to Nairobi | Official Promotional Video

Association of African Universities (AAU)

In this episode of AAU Talks, Dr. Julius Garvey and Professor Ezrah Aharone discuss the future of Africa–Diaspora collaboration, exploring opportunities in trade, investment, higher education, governance, innovation, and Agenda 2063. They also reflect on Marcus Garvey's enduring legacy, the significance of reparatory justice, and the role universities can play in advancing Africa's transformation. Watch the full interview and subscribe to AAU TV for more conversations on higher education and Africa's development. #AAUTalks #AAUTV #Africa #Diaspora #Agenda2063 #HigherEducation #PanAfricanism 45:09 Bridging Continents - Africa and the Diaspora in Pursuit of Shared Prosperity

Bridging Continents - Africa and the Diaspora in Pursuit of Shared Prosperity

Association of African Universities (AAU)

"Have a vision. Stay focused. Everything else is noise." — Sir Sam Jonah Sir Sam Jonah's journey is one of the most remarkable leadership stories to emerge from Africa. From working as a young laborer in the Obuasi mines to becoming the leader of Ashanti Goldfields and helping transform it into a global mining powerhouse, Sir Sam's story is a masterclass in vision, resilience, discipline, and purpose-driven leadership. In this episode of Impact Stories, Sir Sam reflects on: ✅ His early years in the Obuasi mines ✅ The tragic mining incident that shaped his leadership philosophy ✅ Becoming CEO at a young age ✅ Leading Ashanti Goldfields to become the first African company listed on the New York Stock Exchange ✅ The future of Ghana's natural resources and local ownership ✅ Corruption, governance, and nation-building ✅ Mentorship, leadership, and developing Africa's next generation ✅ His advice to young Africans seeking success and impact This is more than a conversation about business. It is a powerful discussion on leadership, character, economic transformation, and building a lasting legacy. 📺 Watch, share, and subscribe for more inspiring stories of Africans making an impact across the continent and beyond. #ImpactStories #AAUTV 50:25 Sir Sam Jonah: The Leadership Lessons Every Young African Needs to Hear | Impact Stories

Sir Sam Jonah: The Leadership Lessons Every Young African Needs to Hear | Impact Stories

Association of African Universities (AAU)

In the 1960s, as African nations gained independence, education became central to the continent’s growth and identity. Out of this vision, the Association of African Universities (AAU) was born. This journey takes us from the 1960 Khartoum and Addis Ababa conferences, through the landmark 1963 Khartoum meeting of Vice-Chancellors, to the inaugural conference in Rabat, Morocco, in 1967, where the AAU was formally launched. With 34 pioneering institutions as founding members, the AAU has since grown to over 450+ universities across Africa, becoming the recognized Voice of Higher Education in Africa. Join us as we revisit the inspiring events that shaped African higher education and gave birth to a continental movement still thriving today. #AAU #AfricanUniversities #HigherEducation #History 9:10 Birth of the Association of African Universities (AAU) | Khartoum to Rabat

Birth of the Association of African Universities (AAU) | Khartoum to Rabat

Association of African Universities (AAU)

Subscribe

Explore Your Favorite Topics

 

AAU TV MID-WEEK NEWS

HEALTH AFRIK

AFRICAN STUDENTS' VOICES

HELLO AFRICA MORNING SHOW

CAREER GUIDANCE & COUNSELLING (CGC) SHOW

IMPACT STORIES

Impact Stories

“I Speak to Data, Not Politics” | Prof. Peter Quartey on Integrity & Ghana’s Economy- Impact Stories What does it take to speak about Ghana’s economy with independence, integrity and evidence? On this episode of Impact Stories, we sit down with distinguished economist, researcher and academic Professor Peter Quartey for a candid conversation about his remarkable journey, career, and contribution to Ghana’s economic discourse. In this wide-ranging conversation, he discusses Ghana’s debt and economic challenges, fiscal responsibility, financial inclusion, poverty, the role of academics in public policy, and the importance of speaking to data rather than political sentiments. He also opens up about the personal cost of public commentary, resilience in the face of criticism, his leadership at the Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER), and his transition into international affairs and diplomacy. 🎙️ Watch the full conversation and discover the story behind one of Ghana’s prominent voices in economic discourse. #ImpactStories #ProfPeterQuartey #GhanaEconomy #Economics #EconomicDevelopment #Leadership #Integrity #AAUTV
“I Speak to Data, Not Politics” | Prof. Peter Quartey on Integrity & Ghana’s Economy- Impact Stories
October 3, 2026 4:00 pm
What does it take to speak about Ghana’s economy with independence, integrity and evidence? On this episode of Impact Stories, we sit down with distinguished economist, researcher and academic Professor Peter Quartey for a candid conversation about his remarkable journey, career, and contribution to Ghana’s economic discourse. In this wide-ranging conversation, he discusses Ghana’s debt and economic challenges, fiscal responsibility, financial inclusion, poverty, the role of academics in public policy, and the importance of speaking to data rather than political sentiments. He also opens up about the personal cost of public commentary, resilience in the face of criticism, his leadership at the Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER), and his transition into international affairs and diplomacy. 🎙️ Watch the full conversation and discover the story behind one of Ghana’s prominent voices in economic discourse. #ImpactStories #ProfPeterQuartey #GhanaEconomy #Economics #EconomicDevelopment #Leadership #Integrity #AAUTV “I Speak to Data, Not Politics” | Prof. Peter Quartey on Integrity & Ghana’s Economy- Impact Stories

“I Speak to Data, Not Politics” | Prof. Peter Quartey on Integrity & Ghana’s Economy- Impact Stories

Association of African Universities (AAU) October 3, 2026 4:00 pm

In this compelling edition of Impact Stories, Reverend Professor Pashington Obeng opens up about his extraordinary journey from growing up in Ghana to spending 36 years abroad and ultimately returning home. He speaks candidly about identity, African roots, spirituality, religion, education, the African diaspora, his research on Africans in India, mentorship, gratitude and his work with the Pan-African Heritage Museum. About Prof. Pashington Obeng Rev. Prof. Pashington Obeng is a Ghanaian anthropologist, scholar of religion and African Studies scholar. He is the CEO of the Pan African Heritage Museum and a former Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Ashesi University. His work explores African identity, religion, culture, globalization and the African Diaspora. #ImpactStories #Ghana #Africa #AfricanDiaspora #AfricanHistory #Identity #PanAfrican #Heritage #Anthropology #Education The African Scholar Who Went Looking for Africans in India - Prof. Pashington Obeng | Impact Stories

The African Scholar Who Went Looking for Africans in India - Prof. Pashington Obeng | Impact Stories

Association of African Universities (AAU) September 19, 2026 4:00 pm

In this episode of Impact Stories, we sit down with a true African icon—Honorable Kojo Yankah. A veteran journalist, former Minister of State, and the visionary founder of the African University College of Communications (AUCC), Honorable Yanka has spent decades at the forefront of media, politics, and education. Join us as he shares his journey from a rural schoolboy under the discipline of a schoolmaster father to walking the corridors of power and championing the Pan-African cause. Discover the values that shaped his career, the story behind the legendary "Inspector Bediakon" series, and his ongoing mission to preserve African heritage through the Pan-African Heritage World Museum. Key Highlights: The importance of discipline and local values in today’s generation. Re-living the "Golden Age" of Ghanaian journalism and public service. The creative spark behind Ghana’s first major detective TV series. Why Pan-Africanism is more critical now than ever for the continent’s growth. #KojoYanka #PanAfricanism #AfricanEducation #ImpactStories #Journalism #GhanaPolitics #AAUTV Journalism, Politics & Pan-Africanism: A Conversation with Honorable Kojo Yankah| Impact Stories

Journalism, Politics & Pan-Africanism: A Conversation with Honorable Kojo Yankah| Impact Stories

Association of African Universities (AAU) August 8, 2026 4:00 pm

What does it take to lead one of Africa's most respected universities? In this episode of Impact Stories, Prof. Denis Worlanyo Aheto shares his personal journey, from a humble upbringing in a compound house to becoming a global authority on coastal ecology and the founding director of the World Bank-funded Africa Center of Excellence in Coastal Resilience (ACoRe). He also reflects on a viral and touching moment where he honored his 80-year-old father’s graduation, offering a powerful reminder that education has no age limit. Prof. Aheto discusses his appointment as Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cape Coast, his bold vision for research, innovation, digital learning, student accommodation, public-private partnerships, and positioning UCC among the world's leading universities. Whether you’re a student looking for motivation or an academic interested in the future of African higher education, Professor Aheto’s story is a masterclass in resilience and visionary leadership. Join the conversation: What part of Professor Aheto's journey inspired you the most? Let us know in the comments! #ImpactStories #AAU #UCC #HigherEducation #UniversityLeadership #AfricanVisionaries #BlueEconomy #ProfessorDennisAheto Leading West Africa’s #1 University: Inside the Mind of Prof. Dennis Aheto | Impact Stories

Leading West Africa’s #1 University: Inside the Mind of Prof. Dennis Aheto | Impact Stories

Association of African Universities (AAU) July 25, 2026 4:00 pm

Subscribe

AAU 2026 MEDIA MASTERCLASS

The Association of African Universities invites VCs & Heads of Institutions to nominate and sponsor Communications, PR, Marketing & Media professionals.

7–11 September 2026 | AAU Secretariat, Accra, Ghana

Theme: Building Powerful University Brands through Strategic Content and Academic Storytelling

Learn: Strategic Communication, Branding, Academic Storytelling, Digital Content Production

Fees:

  • AAU Members: USD 500
  • Non-Members: USD 600
  • Early Bird: USD 450 until 19 Aug 2026

Includes: Training, materials, lunch, certificate & souvenirs.

Strengthen your university’s visibility and global positioning.

Nominate your team today!

Registration Link: https://indico.aau.org/e/mediamasterclass

Inquiries: jkornor@aau.org

Contact: +233 243752815

Register Now

Health Afriq

Eating too fast can leave you bloated and uncomfortable. Chew well, take your time and let your body catch up. The food isn't going anywhere!!! Your stomach doesn't have food, so slow down

Your stomach doesn't have food, so slow down

Association of African Universities (AAU) September 3, 2026 9:48 am

Did you know that crossing your legs could be throwing your body out of balance? In this video, we explore the impact of this common habit on your posture and overall health. Learn how to maintain better alignment and keep your body balanced! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to the Association of African Universities (AAU) for more health and wellness tips on HealthAfrik only on AAU TV! #healthafrik #AAU #Shorts #PostureTips #HealthTips #BalancedBody #BodyAlignment #HealthAwareness Stop Crossing Legs! Your Body Is Not Balanced

Stop Crossing Legs! Your Body Is Not Balanced

Association of African Universities (AAU) July 31, 2026 9:16 am

Our digital devices are some of the most-touched items in our lives, but when was the last time you truly sanitized them? 📱💻🦠 In this episode of HealthAfrik, we explore the importance of device hygiene. From smartphones that travel everywhere with us to the laptops and keyboards we use for work, our tech can become a breeding ground for bacteria and germs. We provide a comprehensive guide on how to safely clean and disinfect your devices without damaging them. What we cover in this video: ✅ The Germ Factor: Why your phone might be dirtier than you think. ✅ Step-by-Step Cleaning: Safe methods for sanitizing screens, keyboards, and ports. ✅ Healthy Habits: How often you should be cleaning your devices to stay healthy. Maintaining clean tech isn't just about appearances, it's about protecting your health. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more health and wellness insights. #HealthAfrik #AAUTV #TechHygiene #DeviceCleaning #HealthyTech #WellnessTips #DigitalHealth Clean what you keep touching! Essential Hygiene Tips | HealthAfrik

Clean what you keep touching! Essential Hygiene Tips | HealthAfrik

Association of African Universities (AAU) July 30, 2026 2:53 pm

Pregnancy loss is one of the most emotionally challenging experiences a family can face, yet it is also one of the most misunderstood aspects of reproductive health. In this episode of HealthAfrik, Dr. Seth Hansen Garshong, Obstetrician Gynaecologist at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital, sheds light on the causes, warning signs, and management of miscarriage, stillbirth, and ectopic pregnancy. He explains why many pregnancy losses are beyond anyone's control and addresses the myths, stigma, and misinformation that often surround these experiences. Whether you are expecting a baby, supporting a loved one, or simply seeking reliable health information, this episode provides valuable insights that can help save lives and promote compassionate understanding. If you found this conversation helpful, please Like, Share, and Subscribe to HealthAfrik for more expert discussions on maternal health, public health, and wellness across Africa. #HealthAfrik #PregnancyLoss #Miscarriage #Stillbirth #EctopicPregnancy #MaternalHealth #Women'sHealth #ReproductiveHealth Miscarriage, Stillbirth, and Ectopic Pregnancy: When to Seek Help! | HealthAfrik

Miscarriage, Stillbirth, and Ectopic Pregnancy: When to Seek Help! | HealthAfrik

Association of African Universities (AAU) July 28, 2026 8:03 am

Pregnancy loss is one of the most emotionally challenging experiences a family can face, yet it is also one of the most misunderstood aspects of reproductive health. In this episode of HealthAfrik, Dr. Seth Hansen Garshong, Obstetrician Gynaecologist at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital, sheds light on the causes, warning signs, and management of miscarriage, stillbirth, and ectopic pregnancy. He explains why many pregnancy losses are beyond anyone's control and addresses the myths, stigma, and misinformation that often surround these experiences. Whether you are expecting a baby, supporting a loved one, or simply seeking reliable health information, this episode provides valuable insights that can help save lives and promote compassionate understanding. If you found this conversation helpful, please Like, Share, and Subscribe to HealthAfrik for more expert discussions on maternal health, public health, and wellness across Africa. #HealthAfrik #PregnancyLoss #Miscarriage #Stillbirth #EctopicPregnancy #MaternalHealth #Women'sHealth #ReproductiveHealth Miscarriage Stillbirth and Ectopic Pregnancy: When to Seek Help! | HealthAfrik

Miscarriage Stillbirth and Ectopic Pregnancy: When to Seek Help! | HealthAfrik

Association of African Universities (AAU) July 24, 2026 6:47 pm

One chopping board can carry many germs. 🥩🍅 Using the same chopping board for raw meat and fresh vegetables or fruits can spread harmful bacteria through cross-contamination. In this episode of Before You Do It Again by HealthAfrik, Isabella Tetteh Ahinakwa explains: Why rinsing a chopping board is not enough How germs spread from raw meat to ready-to-eat foods Who is most at risk of food poisoning Simple steps to keep your family safe ✅ Use separate chopping boards for raw meat and vegetables whenever possible. ✅ If you only have one board, cut fruits and vegetables first, then prepare raw meat. ✅ Wash the board thoroughly with soap and clean water before using it again. Small kitchen habits can make a big difference to your health. Subscribe to HealthAfrik for more practical health and food safety tips. #HealthAfrik #FoodSafety #CrossContamination #KitchenHygiene #HealthyLiving #FoodPoisoning #PublicHealth #CookingTips #HealthTips #Shorts Before You Use That Chopping Board Again... Watch This!

Before You Use That Chopping Board Again... Watch This!

Association of African Universities (AAU) July 21, 2026 3:47 pm

Not every oil deserves a second chance! You fry fish today. Tomorrow, you reuse the same oil for yam, plantain, chicken, and meat… but how many times is too many? Repeatedly heating cooking oil can change its quality, causing it to darken, smell different, become thicker, and break down over time. In this episode of HealthAfrik, called 'Before You Do It Again', we explore why knowing when to reuse and when to discard cooking oil matters for your health. Before you fry again, pause, check your oil, and make a healthier choice. 🎥 Watch more health tips on HealthAfrik. #HealthAfrik #BeforeYouDoItAgain #FoodSafety #HealthyCooking #CookingOil #NutritionTips #PublicHealth #HealthyLiving #AfricanHealth Reusing Frying Oil? Here’s What You Need to Know 🍳

Reusing Frying Oil? Here’s What You Need to Know 🍳

Association of African Universities (AAU) July 21, 2026 3:33 pm

Tuberculosis (TB) remains one of the world's deadliest infectious diseases, and Africa continues to carry a significant share of the burden. Even more concerning is the rise of multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB), a form of TB that no longer responds to some of the most effective medicines, making treatment more difficult, costly and time-consuming. Our guest, Libertina Shiweva, Research Projects Coordinator at the University of Namibia, shares insights into the H3TB (Hotspots, Hospitals and Households) Project an initiative that investigates where TB transmission occurs, identifies those most at risk, and supports evidence-based interventions that could transform tuberculosis control across Africa. Subscribe for more conversations highlighting African research, innovation, higher education, health, science and development. 👍 Like • Comment • Share • Subscribe #Tuberculosis #TB #MDRTB #PublicHealth #UniversityOfNamibia #AfricanResearch #HealthResearch Can We Stop Tuberculosis Before It Spreads? The Science Behind Africa's New Approach

Can We Stop Tuberculosis Before It Spreads? The Science Behind Africa's New Approach

Association of African Universities (AAU) July 17, 2026 2:15 pm

HIV/AIDS has been one of the world’s most significant public health challenges since the 1980s, affecting millions of lives globally. While major progress has been made, from antiretroviral therapy (ART) to improved survival and quality of life, key challenges such as late diagnosis, stigma, and limited access to testing still remain, especially in low- and middle-income countries. In this episode of HealthAfrik, we explore the journey of HIV/AIDS, current progress in testing and diagnosis, and the role of innovation in strengthening early detection systems. We spoke with a representative from Beijing WANTAI Biological and Pharmacy Company Ltd, Dr. Douglas Adu-Fokuo, to better understand advances in HIV testing and their implications for public health. Watch, learn, and share. HIV AIDS Progress, Challenges, and the Future of Early Detection and Testing

HIV AIDS Progress, Challenges, and the Future of Early Detection and Testing

Association of African Universities (AAU) July 10, 2026 2:15 pm

Subscribe

Diaspora Connect

This video focuses on the impacts of African academics from the diaspora on health economics in Africa using KNUST as a case study Diaspora Connect - Impacts of African Diaspora Relations in Africa with Prof. Sr. Eugenia Amporfu

Diaspora Connect - Impacts of African Diaspora Relations in Africa with Prof. Sr. Eugenia Amporfu

Association of African Universities (AAU) February 17, 2023 10:00 am

Diaspora Connect - Impacts of African Diaspora Relations in Africa with Prof. Mohammed Hadrat Yusif

Diaspora Connect - Impacts of African Diaspora Relations in Africa with Prof. Mohammed Hadrat Yusif

Association of African Universities (AAU) December 18, 2022 2:32 pm

Diaspora Connect - Impacts of African Diaspora Relations in Africa with Prof. Nelson Winston Agbo

Diaspora Connect - Impacts of African Diaspora Relations in Africa with Prof. Nelson Winston Agbo

Association of African Universities (AAU) December 18, 2022 2:31 pm

Diaspora Connect - Impacts of African Diaspora Relations in Africa with Dr. W. Owusu - Ansah

Diaspora Connect - Impacts of African Diaspora Relations in Africa with Dr. W. Owusu - Ansah

Association of African Universities (AAU) December 18, 2022 2:28 pm

Diaspora Connect - Impacts of African Diaspora Relations in Africa with Dr. Thomas Kwaku Agyemang

Diaspora Connect - Impacts of African Diaspora Relations in Africa with Dr. Thomas Kwaku Agyemang

Association of African Universities (AAU) December 18, 2022 2:27 pm

Diaspora Connect - Impacts of African Diaspora Relations in Africa with Dr. Raphael Edem Ayibor

Diaspora Connect - Impacts of African Diaspora Relations in Africa with Dr. Raphael Edem Ayibor

Association of African Universities (AAU) December 18, 2022 2:26 pm

Diaspora Connect - Impacts of African Diaspora Relations in Africa with Dr. Prince Boakye Frimpong

Diaspora Connect - Impacts of African Diaspora Relations in Africa with Dr. Prince Boakye Frimpong

Association of African Universities (AAU) December 18, 2022 2:25 pm

Diaspora Connect - Impacts of African Diaspora Relations in Africa with Dr. Paul Owusu Takyi

Diaspora Connect - Impacts of African Diaspora Relations in Africa with Dr. Paul Owusu Takyi

Association of African Universities (AAU) December 18, 2022 2:24 pm

Diaspora Connect - Impacts of African Diaspora Relations in Africa with Dr. Emmanuel Kofi Garsonu

Diaspora Connect - Impacts of African Diaspora Relations in Africa with Dr. Emmanuel Kofi Garsonu

Association of African Universities (AAU) December 18, 2022 2:23 pm

Subscribe

The COVID-19 Diaries

The Covid-19 Diary - Understanding SARS-CoV-2 The Covid-19 Diary is brought to you by the Association of African Universities under the Covid-19 Africa Grant Fund and supported by the National Research Foundation of South Africa and other associate partners. In this maiden episode, science journalists Isabella Tetteh-Ahinakwa, Agyemang Okyere Darko, and host, Joan Akua Iyoha, give an insight into the genomic structure of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. The discussion is educative, informative and simple to understand. #COVID-19 #WHO #NRF 24-08-2021
The Covid-19 Diary - Understanding SARS-CoV-2
August 24, 2021 1:00 pm
The Covid-19 Diary is brought to you by the Association of African Universities under the Covid-19 Africa Grant Fund and supported by the National Research Foundation of South Africa and other associate partners. In this maiden episode, science journalists Isabella Tetteh-Ahinakwa, Agyemang Okyere Darko, and host, Joan Akua Iyoha, give an insight into the genomic structure of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. The discussion is educative, informative and simple to understand. #COVID-19 #WHO #NRF 24-08-2021 The Covid-19 Diary - Understanding SARS-CoV-2

The Covid-19 Diary - Understanding SARS-CoV-2

Association of African Universities (AAU) August 24, 2021 1:00 pm

This video is private. Private video

Private video

Association of African Universities (AAU) December 13, 2021 1:50 pm

COVID-19 puts a lot of obstacles and pressures in our personal and professional life. These include the dissemination of misinformation about the disease, its transmission mode, treatment and vaccines, among others. These myths and misinformation have contributed to a cynicism about vaccinations, and to the extent of some believing that COVID-19 does not exist. Given the scale of these infodemics and the public health risks they pose, this edition of The COVID-19 Diary, a programme run by the TV Unit of the Association of African Universities brings in the experts in the field and science journalists to sift, decipher, produce and disseminate actual and factual information that can be accessed by the wider discerning community. The experts put together by the programme under the title “The Myth versus Science surrounding COVID-19" are Dr. Aaron Tetteh-Ahinakwa ((Vice President, Novavax, USA & Asst. Prof., John Hopkins Univ., USA); Ms. Doris Emakaili (Medical Lab. Scientist, Health Initiative for Safety and Stability in Africa, Nigeria); Ms. Jessica Huang (Researcher, Meedan Digital Health Lab, USA); Mr. Charlse Wendo (Science Journalist & Training Coordinator, Sci.Dev., Uganda): Ms. Jubiel Zulu u (Science Journalist, Kwithu FM, Zambia) and Mr. Rabiu Alhassan (Managing Editor, GhanaFacts, Ghana) The discussion focused on Laboratory Development/Accident Theory, Microchips theory, The Weather Theory, The Mosquito Theory, The mRNA-DNA conspiracy theory and the Antibiotics Treatment and how to report on facts about the disease. #COVID-19 #NRF #INFODEMICS The COVID-19 Diary: Understanding the Myths vs Science of the Novel Coronavirus

The COVID-19 Diary: Understanding the Myths vs Science of the Novel Coronavirus

Association of African Universities (AAU) December 17, 2021 5:13 pm

Subscribe

Stay Up to Date With The Latest Higher Education News & Updates

Follow Us