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The greatest challenge facing African researchers is the lack of ownership and high cost of publication due to the small number of online libraries, publishing houses, and research centres, resulting in limited access to research materials. Driven by this fact, Africa Online & Publications Library is built on the premise to increase visibility, accessibility and usage of research material for researchers across Africa.
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This research study provides an understanding of accountability and the perception of its effectiveness
Countries across Africa continue to face major challenges in education. In this review, we examine 145
This paper examines human security, and women and children’s coping capacities in armed conflict
Armed conflict is undoubtedly humanity’s most devastating phenomenon. It halts development
This sobby paper discusses the issue of early marriages in South Sudan, with the Toposa of the
Energy access in Africa is not only at individual or household levels but has gone beyond national, regional
Following a new government legislation, Cameroonians started paying a 0.2% tax on mobile money
Research and observations have demonstrated that the media environment in Zimbabwe is controlled by a
In traditional African societies where there was no formal way of documentation, history was stored
Majority of ethnic groups in Bamenda Grasslands like the Mbum established and sustained diplomatic
The Mbum constitute one of the largest Tikar ethnic groups in Bamenda Grasslands but remain separated
This report is based on an October 23rd, 2021, webinar–what you need to know before publishing–organised
A casual observation of journalistic practices around the world reveals deep-seated abuses on journalists
This paper focuses on analyzing life in Mbum communities in the Mambilla Plateau of Taraba State1
The British administrative policy in Africa and Cameroon in particular was generally guided by selfish
Since the occurrence of the economic whammy that racked many African countries in general and Cameroon
Among the seven Divisions of the East Region of Cameroon, the Kadey has been referred to as “a