African Journals Initiative Advisory Board
Frederick Ato Armah
Professor of Environmental and Sustainability Science
Frederick Ato Armah is a Professor of Environmental and Sustainability Science. He is currently the Director of Research and Programmes at the Association of African Universities. He has over 20 years work experience in the higher education sector and has reviewed for over 60 international journals. He is a fellow of the prestigious Ghana Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Akosua K. Darkwah
Teaches Sociology at the University of Ghana
Akosua K. Darkwah teaches Sociology at the University of Ghana. Her editorial work includes: editorial board member of Gender and Society (2014-2016), co-editor of Ghana Studies (2013-2016), editor for African Studies Review (2020-2026) and Feminist Africa (2023-) as well as Managing Editor of Ghana Journal of Sociology and Anthropology (2020-2026).
Elizabeth le Roux
Department of Information Science at the University of Pretoria
Elizabeth le Roux is a Professor in the Department of Information Science at the University of Pretoria, where she coordinates the Publishing Studies programme. Her research focuses on the history of publishing and book cultures in Southern Africa, with a particular interest in activist and university press publishing. She was previously Director of Unisa Press and remains involved in scholarly book and journal publishing in South Africa.
Abebe Zegeye
Vice President of Wollo University
Professor Abebe Zegeye holds the degree of DPhil from the University of Oxford (UK) and BA in economics, philosophy and sociology from Haverford College. He has previously thought at Yale University (USA), the University of California, the University of South Africa and CODESRIA (Senegal). Since 2014, he has been based in Ethiopia working as Vice President of Wollo University; Director, Global Engagement & Institutional Transformation, Woldia University; and director of Higher Education, Ministry of Science and Higher Education. At present, he is the co-director of Cradle: Center for Research and Development in Learning in Africa.
