ABSTRACT
This study has described and analyzed the state of scientific communication in several African universities, the scope of national needs, and the role of external agencies through the opinions, views, and attitudes of an opportunity sample of 94 African scientists, most of whom had access to a computer and email communication. This chapter concludes the book by summarizing the major trends, themes, and developments in African scientific communication and capturing the most common perspectives and reflections of the scientists surveyed.
