Taylor & Francis Africa

18/07/2025

This , we honor Nelson Mandela's belief in the transformative power of knowledge. As academic publishers, we're committed to amplifying diverse voices, fostering critical thinking, and making knowledge accessible to all.

How are you using education to create positive change? Share your story below.

08/07/2025

CALL FOR PAPERS: The Enduring Contemporary Relevance of Maurice Merleau-Ponty

How does Merleau-Ponty's phenomenology speak to our modern challenges? The Indo-Pacific Journal of Phenomenology invites scholars to contribute to our special issue exploring his continued influence across disciplines.

Read full scope of article collection here: http://spr.ly/61884mU0e

Deadline 31 July 2025

04/07/2025

Dr. Fortunate Phaka discusses his groundbreaking research on indigenous naming systems for South African frogs and reptiles during his recent interview with The Conversation Africa. His work documenting 543 species across nine languages was published in the African Journal of Herpetology.

Read the full article published in the African Journal of Herpetology : http://spr.ly/61844mULr

Link to Interview: http://spr.ly/61854mULT

20/06/2025

Journal of the African Literature Association Now Scopus-Indexed!

We're thrilled to announce that the Journal of the African Literature Association (JALA), our prestigious international peer-reviewed publication, has achieved full Scopus indexing!

This significant accreditation enhances JALA's global visibility and academic impact, positioning it among the world's leading scholarly journals. The indexing validates the exceptional quality of research and scholarship in African literature that JALA consistently delivers.

For authors, this means increased citation potential and broader recognition of your valuable contributions to the field of African literary studies.

Congratulations to our dedicated editorial team, reviewers, and contributing scholars who made this achievement possible!

Good news for SANLIC researchers — if your institution is a member, you can publish in JALA at no cost under the Read & Publish agreement with Taylor & Francis!

Explore and submit: http://spr.ly/61874rny9

18/06/2025

Free Webinar | Influencing Policy & Making an Impact with Your Research

How do you take your research from journal pages to real-world change?

Join our expert panel, in collaboration with SANLiC, as we explore:
✅ What counts as real-world impact
✅ Why policy influence matters
✅ How to get media coverage
✅ Practical publishing strategies

This is your chance to empower your research journey and amplify its reach.
📍 Open to researchers across Southern Africa
🗓️ July 15, 2023
⏰11:00 AM - 12:30 PM (SAST)
🎟️ Register here: http://spr.ly/61834evNJ

09/06/2025

Explore articles by and remembering wa Thiong’o, a giant of African literary production, leading intellectual on African languages and decolonisation, and influential dissident. Free access until 31 December 2025.

Link: http://spr.ly/61894GqQZ

30/05/2025

New Thursday Talks episode is here!

Bound by History: The Endurance of History in Books featuring Prof. Beth le Roux.

In this special episode of Thursday Talks, Prof. Beth le Roux, publishing studies professor at the University of Pretoria and co-editor of the groundbreaking "30 Years of Democracy" book series, discusses how books serve as powerful vessels for preserving history, knowledge, and cultural identity.

Watch the full conversation: http://spr.ly/6185N4Cq3

Explore the 30 Years of Democracy in South Africa book series here: http://spr.ly/6186N4CqO

Thursday Talks Africa is proudly brought to you by Taylor and Francis Group in partnership with the Association of African Universities

Bound by History: The Endurance of History in BooksIn this special episode of Thursday Talks, Prof. Beth le Roux, publishing studies professor at the Univers...

29/05/2025

Join us for a transformative webinar on Research Communication led by Rachel Jenkins, Head of Plain Language Summaries, leads a webinar on Research Communication. Learn to transform complex research into accessible content. Master the art of making your research findings more visible and impactful to both academic peers and broader stakeholders.

Register here: http://spr.ly/6188NNZ38

This webinar series is brought to you in collaboration with Inter-University Council for East Africa

28/05/2025

Discover the benefits of open research on Open Research Africa, submit today!

Your research deserves global recognition and maximum impact. Open Research Africa (ORA), a prestigious, cross-disciplinary platform backed by the Science for Africa Foundation (SFA) and powered by F1000, invites all Africa-based researchers regardless of prior open publishing experience to share your groundbreaking discoveries.

http://spr.ly/6181NUPGL

26/05/2025

How can Africa lead the way in ethical, effective genomics research and biobanking?

This article developed published under the H3Africa gateway lays out a framework for best practice in African genomics. Published on Open Research Africa, it’s free to read and build upon.

ORA is a fully open access platform, empowering African researchers across all disciplines to publish with transparency, speed, and visibility.

Read the article:
http://spr.ly/6180NUP1q

F1000 Human Heredity and Health in Africa - H3Africa

25/05/2025

Happy Africa Day 2025!

Did you know that Africa-led research is growing faster than ever? At Taylor & Francis, we’re partnering with local universities and scholars to turn homegrown ideas into global breakthroughs. From equitable access to open-access publishing, we’re here to fuel your next big discovery.

🔗 Learn how: bit.ly/TandFAfricaHub
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Search and explore the millions of quality, peer-reviewed journal articles published under the Taylor & Francis, Routledge and Dove Medical Press imprints.

23/05/2025

As we celebrate Africa Month, follow along South Africa's path to healing in "Spectres of Reparation in South Africa" - a compelling exploration of historical reconciliation through an authentic African lens. Explore more: bit.ly/TandFSRSA