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Science & Technology & Innovation & Entrepreneurship [clear filter]
Thursday, October 24
 

1:45pm EAT

Decolonising Science and Scholarly Knowledge
Presenters:
  • On Producing Psychological Knowledge in and of Uganda in a Time of Metacolonialism: Issues and Prospects (Kikooma Julius Fred)
  • The globalization of environmental social research in Ivory Coast universities: Case of Korhogo University in the light of the paradigm of the ‘Great sharing’ convened by Claude Abe (Kabran Aristide Djane & Peleforo Gon Coulibaly)
  • Open Access Publishing and Knowledge Production In Sub-saharan Africa: Opportunities And Challenges (Ezra Ondari Okemwa)
  • Researching the Humanities in the Shadow of Humanitarianism: Unlearning 'Research' in South Sudan (Anthony Ochan, Loes Lijnders, Rebecca Lorins)


Thursday October 24, 2019 1:45pm - 3:00pm EAT
USIU Auditorium

1:45pm EAT

Reflecting and learning from practices of sciences in East Africa
Presenters:
  • “Data for Development”: Querying the role of Open Data in Kenya’s National Development (Linet Juma)
  • Research Relations in Nairobi, Kenya: Care of Sites and Sources (Angela Okune)
  • Open Access policy development in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda (Anne Salim)
  • Supporting Women in Science in East African (Rachel Strohm, Rose Mutiso, Elaine Mungai, and Ashley Muthaka)
  • Rats, Science, and Development in Tanzania (1970 to 2019) (Jia Hui Lee)

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Presenters
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Angela Okune

Code for Science and Society
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Jia Hui Lee

Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Anne Salim

Anne W. Salim
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Elaine Mungai

Mawazo Institute


Thursday October 24, 2019 1:45pm - 3:00pm EAT
USIU School of Science Board Room USIU Road, Nairobi, Kenya

3:15pm EAT

Labor, Technology and Capital
Presenters:
  • Does Gender influence Entrepreneurship: evidence from Cameroon Firms? (Stephanie Fosso Mambe)
  • Empowering Women in Natural Resource Based Enterprises or ‘keeping them busy’: A Case of the Sengwe Vamanani Craft Centre (SEVACA), Zimbabwe (Manasa Sibanda)
  • On solvability: digital creativity and the sociality of techno-capitalism in Kinshasa (Katrien Pype)
  • Postcolonial (Electoral) Technologies? On the complex nationalities of machines and their representation in the global market (Cecelia Passanti)
  • Promoting the African Union Convention on Cyberspace security and protection of personal data (The Malabo Convention of the African Union) (Ajuna Dianah Byaruhanga)

Moderator
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Katrien Pype

KU Leuven University

Presenters

Thursday October 24, 2019 3:15pm - 4:30pm EAT
USIU School of Science Board Room USIU Road, Nairobi, Kenya
 
Friday, October 25
 

11:00am EAT

Social Media, Algorithms, and Data
Presenters:
  • Technology versus Trust? (Nele Van Doninck)
  • Hashtag Pan-Afrikanism: Not the Future, but the Now of Pan-Afrikanism (Komey Nii Ayitey)
  • Harvesting data: Emerging trends in the platformization of small-holder finance in Kenya (Gianluca Iazzolino)
  • African digitalization: Creating or closing the great divide? (Patrick Mbataru)

Moderator
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Nii Ayitey Komey

University of Ghana

Presenters
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Patrick Mbataru

kenyatta university
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Gianluca Iazzolino

London School of Economics


Friday October 25, 2019 11:00am - 12:30pm EAT
USIU School of Science Board Room USIU Road, Nairobi, Kenya

3:15pm EAT

Entrepreneurship, Education and Earning
Presenters:
  • Linking Learning to Earning through Quality Education at TVET (Frank Ojwang)
  • Innovation in African Higher Education: The Case of African Leadership University (Gaidi Faraj)
  • Effect of Entrepreneurship Education on Entrepreneurial Intentions of Rural University Students (Iwaloye Omoniyi)
  • Business Literacy and the Making of African Entrepreneurship in Colonial Africa: The Case of Southern Rhodesia, 1944 to 1970 (Chambwe Tawanda Valentine)

Moderator
Presenters
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Gaidi Faraj

Dean, African Leadership University
Dr. Gaidi Faraj is the Dean of the Undergrad Campus of African Leadership University. Dr. Faraj has been a pioneer in developing the Global Challenges program, ALU’s flagship product, ensuring that innovative learning is incorporated and promoted. He holds a PhD in African Diaspora... Read More →



Friday October 25, 2019 3:15pm - 4:45pm EAT
USIU School of Science Board Room USIU Road, Nairobi, Kenya
 


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