A former Science and Technology Minister has raised alarms over the lack of follow-through on promising school science fair projects. He stressed that despite students showcasing innovation and problem-solving abilities, their ideas frequently fade away due to the absence of support structures for real-world development.
FORMER MINISTER HIGHLIGHTS LOST POTENTIAL OF STUDENT SCIENCE PROJECTS
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