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August 21, 2006
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 84, Issue 34
Focus Nanotechnology Africa Inc.(FONA) is glad to hear that the Royal Society of Chemistry has offered free online access to its scientific journal archive (C&EN, May 15, page 44). This is a noble, kind gesture to Africa. We are also appreciative that the American Chemical Society is offering its journals at minimal cost to three East African nations: Kenya, Uganda, and Malawi. FONA believes ACS can make this offer to more than just three countries. Such offers are very valuable to uplifting African science.
Ejembi Onah
President/CEO, FONA Inc.
Romulus, N.Y.
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