Our presence in Africa

Taylor & Francis gives you access to over 2,400 journals. These cover many subjects, from HSS, STEM and Medicine.

African Journals Programme

In Africa, we publish more than 60,000 articles from 70 journals. This also includes journals that are open access, which means you can read them for free without a subscription. We are committed to facilitating research access in Africa and to support the growth of African authorship.

Our AI powered Journal Suggester helps you discover the ideal journal for your research article.

From our 170,000 titles, discover an extensive collection of monographs, textbooks, guides, and reference books tailored for students, faculty, and researchers in Africa.

African Books Programme

With more than 20,000 chapters on African studies and 1200 books by African authors, our catalogue is a selection of highly acclaimed books for the region.

African Studies

The catalog shows a comprehensive collection of groundbreaking research conducted in and about Africa. This highlights and celebrates African scholarship. It includes various themes including history, culture, politics specially curated for Sub Saharan Africa

eBooks and digital products

Enhancing academic resources across Africa, our ebooks platform provides access to 14 award-winning digital resources and a vast collection of 150,000 eBooks, including 200 specialized collections and 3,000+ open access titles. Covering all major disciplines, it supports the diverse academic needs of African scholars and students, fostering improved learning and research.

Directions and provocations in African Studies

Our 2025 collection brings you fresh insights about Africa. We have gathered interesting articles and book chapters that cover many different topics. You can read about comedy shows that happened in Kenya after COVID, explore digital projects taking place in South Africa, learn about crime issues in Lagos traffic, and understand how voting works in Sudan. These readings give you a complete picture of Africa today, showing how people live their daily lives, what their culture is like, how money matters affect them, what’s happening in politics, and both the challenges and solutions in different areas. We invite you to explore these readings to better understand today’s Africa.