Journals

  • African Thought: A Journal of Afro-centric Knowledge

    African Thought: A Journal of Afro-centric Knowledge is a South African based journal in the School of Religion, Philosophy and Classics at the University of KwaZulu-Natal. This journal publishes articles that are mainly on African indigenous knowledge systems from a multidisciplinary perspective as well as from a comparative perspective with other world knowledge systems. In its orientation, the journal is multidisciplinary as it encourages scholarly reflection on African indigenous knowledge systems across the disciplines. As a journal that is primarily concerned with African indigenous knowledge systems, it also encourages scholarly reflection on the application of these indigenous knowledge systems in various spheres of life, e.g. African politics, religion, theology, ethics, psychology, philosophy, economics, history, sociology, anthropology, science, medicine, ecological conservation, the natural environment, etc. This journal has been envisaged as a forum on which to revisit the promotion of Afro-centric knowledge, an area of study which has been neglected for so long in many scholarly discourses in Africa and about Africa. Whilst the knowledge that has been disseminated and taught at African tertiary institutions has been largely Western oriented or Eurocentric, this journal aims to correct this discrepancy by giving an opportunity for a direct scholarly reflection on the advancement of Afro-centric knowledge.


    BIBLIOTOS Publications- https://bibliotos-publishing.com/


    infodesk@bibliotos-publishing.com


    University of KwaZulu-Natal - Centre for Constructive Theology


    https://srpc.ukzn.ac.za/research-unitscentres/centre-for-constructive-theology/

  • Alternation Journal

    Alternation is an interdisciplinary academic peer-reviewed open access journal for policy makers, practitioners, and the research community, on the Arts and Humanities and related fields in Southern Africa. Each journal issue is thematic, and the product of an Alternation Research Group under the leadership of one or more of the members of the Alternation Editorial Committee. Alternation invites articles, and responses to articles of up to 10 000 words dealing with topics relevant to the contemporary scholarly significance of the academic comparative study of the Arts and Humanities. (Longer articles may also be considered for publication.) Book reviews between 1000-1200 words are also welcome.


    Editor-in-Chief: Prof. Johannes A. Smit
    Associate Editor: Prof. Nobuhle P. Hlongwa


    Online ISSN: 2519-5476
    Print ISSN: 1023-1757

  • Journal of Education

    The focus of the Journal of Education is on all levels, stages and processes of education (e.g. formal, informal, non-formal, early childhood, lifelong, schooling, adult education, vocational education and training, higher education). It is a double-blind peer-reviewed, open access publication of original research and writing on all disciplines within the field of education. 
    The Journal aims to publish articles which show high levels of theoretical insight and /or analytic empirical work, and gives preference to articles that demonstrate engagement on the key issues that face South African education.


    While the Journal considers articles from all disciplines within the field of education, preference will be given articles with a broader scope rather than a very narrow focus.


    Editor-in-Chief: Prof. Labby Ramrathan


    Online ISSN: 2520-9868
    Print ISSN: 0259-479X

  • Journal of Inclusive Cities and Built Environment

    The Journal of Inclusive Cities and Built Environment is a component of the SARChI Chair for Inclusive Cities in South Africa. It is a University based Journal aimed at disseminating research outcomes in Inclusive Cities focused on vulnerable groups such as migrants, elderly, people living with disabilities, children, gender, race, and class. It also looks at city issues like Urban liveability and Sustainable development. The Journal seeks to bring together researchers across the world to share scientific knowledge in city inclusivity and all sectors of the built environment vocation. The Journal of Inclusive Cities and Built Environment (J-ICBE) is a peer reviewed journal published biannually.


    Editor in Chief: Prof. Hangwelani Hope Magidimisha-Chipungu
    Magidimishah@ukzn.ac.za


    Managing Editor:  Prof. Lovemore Chipungu
    Chipungu@ukzn.ac.za

  • Journal of the International Society for Telemedicine and eHealth

    The Journal of the International  Society for Telemedicine and eHealth (JISfTeH) is an official journal of the International Society for Telemedicine and eHealth whose stated mission is to "Facilitate the international dissemination of knowledge and experience in Telemedicine and eHealth and provide access to recognised experts in the field worldwide." JISfTeH is a peer reviewed, open access, online journal that seeks to publish information on all aspects of eHealth activity and research from around the World. Its primary focus is on original research, critical reviews, preliminary communications and case reports. Scientific letters and letters to the editor are also welcomed. JISfTeH encourages  submission of  preliminary communications and short reports from developing countries. Papers are published online immediately on acceptance of the final galley proofs to ensure rapid access to new work.


    Editors-in-Chief: Prof. Maurice Mars, and Prof. Richard E. Scott


    Online ISSN: 2308-0310

  • South African Journal of Chemistry

    The South African Journal of Chemistry, published by the South African Chemical Institute, has been publishing high quality papers, in all fields of Chemistry for over 50 years. The Journal went fully electronic in 2000 and is freely available through open access online.


    Editor-in-Chief: see https://sabinet.co.za/sajchem/


    Online ISSN: 1996-840X
    Print ISSN: 0379-4350