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In this letter to Nature, Jerome A. Singh of the University of KwaZulu-Natal argues that several factors contribute to South Africa’s current R&D crisis. These include the continued dominance of South African science by white males, a lack of school leavers qualified to study maths or science, and a high annual dropout rate from laboratories and universities.
Reference: Nature 428, 891 (2004)