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'For decades, Africa has been a pivotal site for global research and discovery, significantly contributing to advancements across various fields. However, this role has occasionally led to exploitative practices, prompting a significant reevaluation of ethical research standards. This concern has highlighted the need for stringent ethical practices in collaborations between African researchers and their collaborating partners. To address these issues, specific local ethical standards and guidelines have been developed to ensure responsible research practices within Africa. These guidelines are designed to be rigorously adhered to by all researchers, including both local and international collaborators, to foster a culture of integrity and respect in research.'
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