Kenyan Researchers Awarded Prestigious Science Prize
How can understanding coffee pests and diseases help smallholder farmers? And what is the link between bee colonies and food security? These are some of the vital questions being answered by Gladys Mosomtai and Fiona Mumoki, two Kenyan researchers who recently received one of the highest scientific honours in sub-Saharan Africa. It's called the L'Or茅al-UNESCO For Women in Science fellowship and it will help accelerate their research. They spoke to Kim Chakanetsa about recognition, funding and inspiration.
(Image: Fiona Mumoki (right) Gladys Mosomtai (left) Credit: L'Or茅al )
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