Journal of African Philosophy and Indigenous Knowledge System

The Journal of African Philosophy and Indigenous Knowledge is committed to the espousal of African philosophy and the knowledge-production context within which it grows. It covers the theoretical, policy, programmatic, and general dynamics of these African issues. Consequently, original and review articles in Philosophy, African Indigenous Knowledge, Anthropology, Archaeology, Geography, Political Science, Sociology, Psychology, History, Linguistics, Literature, education, Environmental Studies, African Studies, Arts, Economics, and related fields will be published in the journal.
This journal will be published four times per year, meaning that each issue will be published each quarter of the year. The journal will be committed to the best practices in academic journal publications. Hence, there will be a double-blind review of all the articles submitted to this journal. 

The journal publishes two issues annually, in April and October. The journal invites proposals for special issues that explore African philosophy, indigenous knowledge systems, and related interdisciplinary topics aligned with the journal’s scope.

ISSN Print: 3007-7184

Online: 3007-7192

Editor: Prof. Ndivhoniswani Aaron Tshidzumba

College of Human Sciences
School of Arts | Department: Communication Science

tshidan@unisa.ac.za