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Reserve an Exhibition Table
The 3rd Regional African Traditional Medicine Symposium offers exhibition space where participating organisations, researchers, Traditional Health Practitioners and other stakeholders can showcase their work, innovations, research activities, products or community initiatives. Space is limited and exhibitors must reserve a table in advance. The exhibition is mainly for knowledge dissemination and exchange rather than commercial promotion.
- Who it is for
- Participating organisations, researchers, Traditional Health Practitioners and other relevant stakeholders involved in African Traditional Medicine and Indigenous Knowledge Systems
- How to act on it
- Send an exhibition enquiry and reserve a table in advance by emailing Ms Sanelisekile Radebe of the Community Engagement Office at Research-Intern4@unizulu.ac.za or Ms Nothando Khuzwayo at 201429920@stu.unizulu.ac.za
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Exhibition space is limited. Exhibitors are required to reserve a table in advance.
Submit Abstract
Researchers taking part in the symposium can submit an abstract, which will undergo review by a Scientific Committee using a structured scoring rubric to ensure academic quality and relevance.
- Who it is for
- Researchers submitting work to the symposium
- How to act on it
- Submit an abstract through the symposium's Submit Abstract facility; abstracts then go through Scientific Committee review
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Abstracts will undergo review by a Scientific Committee using a structured scoring rubric to ensure academic quality and relevance.
Exhibition & Knowledge-Exchange Participation
The symposium provides an inclusive platform for knowledge exchange, research dissemination, networking and engagement among researchers, Traditional Health Practitioners, students, communities, government, industry and other stakeholders, and exhibitors are encouraged to present their work in a format that supports dialogue with delegates.
- Who it is for
- Researchers, Traditional Health Practitioners, students, communities, government, industry and other stakeholders in African Traditional Medicine and Indigenous Knowledge Systems
- How to act on it
- Take part through the symposium exhibition and engagement activities; exhibition enquiries go to the listed contacts
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The 3rd Regional African Traditional Medicine Symposium provides an inclusive platform for knowledge exchange, research dissemination, networking and engagement among researchers, Traditional Health Practitioners, students, communities, government, industry and other stakeholders involved in African Traditional Medicine and Indigenous Knowledge Systems.
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Key Takeaways
- 3rd Regional African Traditional Medicine Symposium (RATMS 2026)
- University of Zululand
- Exhibition & Institutional Partnership
- Exhibition space is limited; exhibitors must reserve a table in advance
- Ms Sanelisekile Radebe, Community Engagement Office, Research-Intern4@unizulu.ac.za
- Ms Nothando Khuzwayo, 201429920@stu.unizulu.ac.za
- Institutional Partnership between FSAE, Community Engagement and Research & Innovation
- Abstracts reviewed by a Scientific Committee using a structured scoring rubric
- POPIA
- University of Zululand
- Ms Sanelisekile Radebe
- Ms Nothando Khuzwayo
- Community Engagement Office
- FSAE
- Community Engagement
- Research & Innovation
- Scientific Committee