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Led by Emmanuel Boakye, our African Ambassadors and colleagues have created a continent-wide reproducibility network to improve and advocate for open science practices and research reproducibility across Africa.

This sixth report highlights our accomplishments from the first half of 2023 and outlines our planned actions for the remainder of the year.

Researchers from underrepresented backgrounds or from countries with limited funding can now apply for an award of up to $5,000 to support their research, career and community.

Learn how you can engage in true collaboration in this guide from African eLife Community Ambassadors

An author from the first revised Reviewed Preprint shares her experience of the new model and publishing with eLife.

Since switching to our new model for publishing, we’ve seen consistent submissions and positive feedback from authors.

Bringing a broad range of expertise, 115 researchers join eLife’s editorial board.

eLife is looking to recruit researchers from this region with an open call for self-nominations to its editorial board.

Are you a neurodivergent scientist? eLife’s Sparks of Change would like to hear from you.

We’re looking to elect early-career researchers to three vacancies opening in August 2023.