DAR ES SALAAM: MINISTER for Education, Science and Technology, Professor Adolf Mkenda has announced the names of 47 Tanzanian researchers, who won awards for publication in high impact factors journals.
The winners published in the high impact factors journals between July 2022 and May 31, 2023 will share 500m/- according to the criteria outlined by the panel of judges led by Professor Yunus Mgaya.
Prof Mkenda said that 500m/- out of 1bn/- will be disbursed depending on whether the winner was the main author or co-author of the winning journals. Earlier, the Award Publications Review Committee Chairman, Prof Yunus Mgaya said that 82 applications were received from researchers of public and private higher education institutions in mainland Tanzania and Zanzibar.
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