AOSIS

04/06/2026

: Featured Article: Nicaea today? The logic of contextual theology

In an insightful interview, Daniel J. Pratt Morris Chapman discusses his innovative approach to contextual theology. By revisiting the Council of Nicaea through the Akan worldview, he challenges postmodern skepticism and introduces epistemological particularism as a constructive alternative.
His article ‘Nicaea today? The logic of contextual theology’ is published in the open-access ‘HTS Theological Studies’ journal.

Read the interview to explore his motivations, methodology, and vision for theological dialogue.: https://ow.ly/VUFr50YIRoK

28/05/2026

Recent open-access books on SDG 16: Peace, justice and strong institutions

We are proud to share a curated list of recently published open-access books aligned with SDG 16 themes.

Featured titles include:
• Oral history in South Africa: Autoethnography, methodologies and ethics
• Envisioning a promising Africa from diverse perspectives
• Soshanguve paremiology +: A multilingual approach
… and more!
Are you an author or researcher with ideas aligned with SDG 16?

We are seeking book proposals for open-access publications that inspire change and promote sustainable development.

Read the full list and learn how to contribute your knowledge: https://ow.ly/PK0g50Z4Irg

26/05/2026

The open-access journal 'African Journal of Psychological Assessment' (AJOPA), established in 2019, has achieved yet another significant milestone: it is now included in SciELO SA, a DHET-approved index and part of the broader SciELO Programme. The journal's entry can be viewed here: https://ow.ly/RMA950Z0Wt5

Content published in AJOPA going forward will be indexed in and directly accessible on SciELO SA. This achievement underscores the commitment of the journal to furthering rigorous scholarly research.

Submit to AJOPA: https://ow.ly/rh9e50Z0WtQ
Journal affiliation: PsySSA

21/05/2026

Milestone achievement for AJOPA! 👏

The African Journal of Psychological Assessment (AJOPA), is now officially included in SciELO SA - a DHET-approved index and part of the broader SciELO Programme.

From now on, all AJOPA publications will be indexed in and accessible via SciELO SA, strengthening the visibility and reach of high-quality psychological research.

This milestone reflects AJOPA’s continued commitment to advancing rigorous, accessible, and impactful scholarship.

Click here to view the journal's entry: https://www.scielo.org.za/scielo.php?script=sci_serial&pid=2617-2798&lng=en&nrm=iso

20/05/2026

Water insecurity and climate change are reshaping Southern Africa’s future, and rigorous scholarship is urgently needed to meet the challenge head-on.

The Water Security and Climate Adaptation in Southern Africa Book Series invites cutting-edge, interdisciplinary book proposals that push boundaries, inform policy and drive real-world impact.

We welcome work that critically engages with water governance, climate resilience, hydrological risk, equity and sustainable development across the region and beyond.
If your research speaks to change, resilience and transformation, we want to hear from you.

Read the full call: https://ow.ly/lCfT50YZsNW

12/05/2026

11/05/2026

: The 'African Journal of Disability' (AJOD) is seeking two Associate Editors with expertise in areas covered by the focus and scope of the journal to join its Editorial Team. AJOD, published by AOSIS, invites applications from the academic community.

Deadline for applications: 15 May 2026.

Read more: https://ow.ly/47yK50YP01f

29/04/2026

The 'African Journal of Disability' (AJOD) is seeking two Associate Editors with expertise in areas covered by the focus and scope of the journal to join its Editorial Team. AJOD, published by AOSIS, invites applications from the academic community.

Deadline for applications: 15 May 2026.

Read more: https://ow.ly/47yK50YP01f

28/04/2026

Featured Article: Nicaea today? The logic of contextual theology

In an insightful interview, Daniel J. Pratt Morris Chapman discusses his innovative approach to contextual theology. By revisiting the Council of Nicaea through the Akan worldview, he challenges postmodern skepticism and introduces epistemological particularism as a constructive alternative.
His article ‘Nicaea today? The logic of contextual theology’ is published in the open-access ‘HTS Theological Studies’ journal.

Read the interview to explore his motivations, methodology, and vision for theological dialogue.: https://ow.ly/VUFr50YIRoK

23/04/2026

On World Book Day, we are pleased to share a curated selection of recently published open-access books focusing on SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals. These works highlight the importance of collaboration in achieving sustainable development.

Featured titles include:
• Collaborative community partnerships across education settings
• Envisioning a promising Africa from diverse perspectives
• Evaluation as a mechanism to foster an equitable society in the Global South
… and more!

Are you an author or researcher with ideas aligned with SDG 17?

We are seeking book proposals for open-access publications that inspire change and promote sustainable development.

Read the full list and learn how to contribute your knowledge: https://ow.ly/CToz50YNRo6