BIUST Vice-Chancellor speaks

"The way we teach Mathematics and Science where formulas are used continuously is tough and hard for African students"

These are the words of Professor Kweku Bentil, Vice-Chancellor of the recently established Botswana International University of Science and Technology (BIUST).

He echoes what is used to explain Africa's stagnation and degeneration. Pundits have proffered reasons like lack of enough scientists and engineers to develop Africa. Africans skilled in the sciences are moving to the First World where they are attracted by lucrative pay.

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