Importance of Research for Africa in Uninterrupted Mutation

Since the creation, research is a pillar of the Development. It is by searching that primitive men discover fire, the rudimentary techniques of agriculture, hunting, construction, and clothing. Thesearch from middle ages to age of metals revolutionized the world. Today, each area of development is has remarkable progress. For example, in the conquest of space, men walk on the moon, in the civil and military aeronautics there are high-performance airplanes, in medicine, it is now possible to transplant organs and mechanization has increased agricultural yield. As economy and technology progress, we are increasingly dependent on each other. But Africans in sub-Saharan Africa are largely dependent on the developed world. 

Biodiversity supplies the essential of medicinal resources that include various plants, animals such as insects and mammals. This is an excellent support for drug discovery. Appropriate methodologies that have been developed for plant studies (medicinal plants, food plants, cosmetic plants and wild plants) support development in inter tropical countries. The modernization of agriculture andcattle farming would also strengthen Africa's development. But the effects of global warming and drought are unfavorable to such modernization. Arid regions are more concerned about this situation. Thus, in these areas, food requirements are constantly difficult to supply.