Academic Writers Resources


We are excited about the opportunities that lie ahead of our continent. Africa has much to offer in terms of Academic reflection. Our responsibility as African authors is to overcome challenges hindering our writing to release this knowledge through quality publications. [Here is a link on what we think those challenges are click Here]  

 Write Better: Are you a budding African author or a student who would like to improve your academic writing? Would you like to develop skills to edit your work or other's work? Would you like to take advantage of some useful writing resources and share them with your colleagues and students? ATNP believes in empowering authors, students and budding editors for a bright future in their careers. Please find below resources to improve your writing and editing skills.

Video Sessions: Improve your Academic Writing

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