African Center for Strategic Research and Public Policy
Build editorial, peer-review and production systems around the first journals.
AfroStrategy e‑Journals
A growing scholarly publishing portal for African research.
AfroStrategy is developing a digital journal platform designed to host a growing portfolio of peer-reviewed scholarly titles. We are beginning with AFRIDINAR and Matabisi, while the wider e‑Journals portal is being built to support additional journals in the future.
Add future journals only when the scholarly community and infrastructure are ready.
Create a shared digital environment for discoverability, editorial quality and long-term access.
Current development portfolio
Journals now being built
AFRIDINAR and Matabisi are the first two titles in development. Additional AfroStrategy journals may be introduced later as the e‑Journals platform expands.
AFRIDINAR
African Journal of Islamic Economics and FinanceIslamic economics and finance across African contexts.
Scholarly focus
AFRIDINAR
Islamic banking
Sukuk & capital markets
Islamic social finance
Islamic microfinance
Sharia governance
Islamic fintech
Planned biannual
English & Arabic
Double-blind review
afridinar@afrostrategy.org
Matabisi
The African Journal of Informal Economy, Finance and EntrepreneurshipInformal economy, finance and entrepreneurship in African contexts.
Scholarly focus
Matabisi
Informal economy
Informal entrepreneurship
Cash & liquidity
Informal savings & lending
Mobile money
Women & youth enterprise
Planned biannual
English & Arabic
Double-blind review
matabisi@afrostrategy.orgHover or focus a journal card to view its current scholarly scope.
Scholarly community
Help build the e‑Journals platform
We welcome expressions of interest from scholars and professionals who may contribute to the journals now in development or to future titles as the portal grows.
Editors
Editorial Board
Peer Reviewers
Language & Production
Prospective Authors
Institutional Contributors
Build the journals with us
Register your interest
This form supports the growing AfroStrategy e-Journals portal. Register interest in a journal currently under development and indicate how you could contribute. It is not a manuscript-submission system and does not itself constitute appointment to an editorial role.