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The African Journals Initiative: internationalising African Social Science and Humanities Journals through Diamond Open Access.
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We are pleased to share a truly international selection of articles on political economy, indentured labour and domestic work. Our journals are Diamond Open Access, on ScienceOpen with the archive on JSTOR.
As we prepare to announce the 2026 journals under the African Journals Initiative (AJI), a collaborative project between Pluto Journals and African Books Collective, we are pleased to begin by spotlighting the Ghana Journal of Sociology and Anthropology (GJSA).
Ahead of Valentine’s day, we spotlight, The Inner World in Cilmi Boodhari’s Love Poetry by Kidist Dorigatti published in Dhaxalreeb. Bhoodari’s love poetry shifted the form from the margins to the centre, making him a spokesperson for social reform and in turn challenging cultural norms.
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