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----------------------------------------------- The Serious Pursuit of African Science A glimpse into the lives of African scientists through the eyes of a filmmaker by, Alom Shaha 02 January 2007 “Get out of shot!” My cameraman is shouting at me. I leap back, startled at my own stupidity. I would never have dared to walk in front of the camera on other shoots, but I’ve done it more than once here in Kenya. I am making a film about Alexis Nzila, an African scientist who has been awarded the first Royal Society Pfizer prize for his work on malaria. Nzila has discovered a new way to battle drug-resistant malaria, a finding that could benefit millions of people. It’s an honor to tell his story. But there are so many other people… http://www.inklingmagazine.com/articles/the-serious-pursuit-of-african-science/

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