Taylor & Francis Africa

17/09/2026

Rethinking how African literature is studied; Moroccan scholar Azzeddine Tajjiou wins the first-ever Kassahun Checole Award at the ASAUK 2026 Conference in Durham. A powerful moment for African Studies.

Dive into the story: https://spr.ly/6185BGp0rX

11/09/2026

If you are attending the African Studies Association of the United Kingdom conference, Taylor & Francis Group team will be ready to meet with delegates at our stand on the ground floor of the Teaching & Learning Centre.

Whether you're interested in learning about our journals portfolio or ready to discuss your book proposal, we'd love to connect.

Stop by and let's talk about your research!

10/09/2026

We were honored to be a Gold Sponsor at the Collection Development in Africa (CDiA) 2026 Conference in Cape Town, South Africa!

From September 8–10, we joined university library directors, academic publishers, technology providers, and higher education researchers for meaningful conversations about building modern, affordable, and inclusive digital research collections across Africa.

The CDiA conference provided an invaluable platform to discuss how we can work together to amplify local academic voices and support African universities in their mission to provide world-class research resources.

Thank you to all the attendees, organizers, and fellow sponsors who made this event such a success. Together, we're shaping the future of academic publishing in Africa.

08/09/2026

Did you know you have access to over 1,900 Taylor & Francis journals through the SANLiC Read & Publish agreement?

Whether you're looking for cutting-edge research in Humanities & Social Sciences or Science & Technology, this three-year agreement with the South African National Library and Information Consortium opens doors to world-class scholarly content.

Visit our page to learn more: https://spr.ly/6185BGHH4z

24/08/2026

Ask the Editors: Your Publishing Questions Answered

Got questions about academic publishing? Join our expert panel.

Taylor & Francis Group and SANLiC bring you journal editors from multiple disciplines to answer: • How to choose the right journal • Why papers get rejected • How peer review really works

Perfect for researchers in science, social science and humanities across Southern Africa.

Free event. All welcome.

Register now: https://spr.ly/6185B1SIyS

23/07/2026

To support the global response to the Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda, much of our research related to Ebola is currently free to access.

Discover essential journal articles, books, and book chapters, handpicked by expert editors and publishers at Taylor & Francis, and browse all free-to-access articles, collections, and databases on Taylor & Francis Online and F1000 publishing platforms such as F1000Research, Wellcome Open Research, and MedEdPublish.

Our team has put these resources into easy to view categories, which include: origins and history, vaccine research and strategy, and health communication and media. We’ve also gathered the most recent research and insights, as well as created a timeline of the chronology of outbreaks (1976-2026).

Browse this vital resource here: https://spr.ly/6183BEArIV

09/07/2026

30/06/2026

Your article is published — but is it being found, read, and used?

Join us for the final session of the HSS Research Acceleration Series (SASSA), in collaboration with the Association of African Universities.

This practical webinar will help Humanities and Social Sciences researchers understand how to increase the reach and visibility of their research after publication.

👉 Register now to save your seat: https://bit.ly/4wb8zKO

What you’ll gain:
✅ How to improve visibility through keywords, abstracts, and ORCID/profile updates
✅ Tips to build an impact narrative linked to SDGs and policy relevance
✅ Social media storytelling ideas to make your research more accessible

Join us live and learn how to take your research from publication to wider reach.

Once your article is published, how do you make sure it’s found, read, and used? Join us for the final session of the HSS Research Acceleration Series (SASSA), a webinar series designed to empower Humanities and Social Sciences (HSS) researchers with the tools to navigate the publishing journey wi...

24/06/2026

11/06/2026

The growth of digital financial technologies across Africa, particularly mobile money, presents a promising solution to these financial barriers. Mobile money, a cost-efficient innovation built on telecommunication infrastructure, has revolutionised financial services by allowing both the “banked” and “unbanked” populations to conduct financial transactions using mobile phones. Mlilo and Lemma look at how mobile money in Kenya, presents a promising solution to financial barriers women entrepreneurs face.

Read Full Article Published Open Access in Investment Analysts Journal: https://spr.ly/6185B84b53