A series of occasional articles that chronicles the everyday lives of African peoples.

An international photojournalism project with profits going to AIDS education, resulting in a book, website, and exhibit.

Non-governmental organization for the purposes of improving the quality of the environment and enhancing socio-economic development. Includes objectives and recent projects.

A clearing-house of African primary resources. English and French.

An annotated guide to internet resources on African culture and society.

Reviews of books on African history and culture.

A group of individuals interested in the development of counselling in Africa.

Columbia University - Area Studies

A network project that was the result of regional initiatives from the Global Knowledge Youth Forums.

Describes a database of administrative units with associated population figures for Africa.

Notes and links about African traditional rulers.

A selected list of books, recordings and videos of interest to students of African music, culture and religion. Compiled 1996.

UK charitable company supporting activities related to historical towns in Africa. Background information, news, details of towns.

A non-profit development organisation created to aid young people in Africa, as well as African nationals abroad to undertake projects which will enable them obtain skills necessary for their future livelihoods.

An audio-visual project exploring African culture.

Beauty, fashion and music ezine.

Information about mortuary customs and beliefs, ancestor worship, death, and dreams. Created by David Zeitlyn as part of the Experience Rich Anthropology Project.

Documents on art, culture and society in Africa.

Publishes scholarly articles documenting the relevance of African immigration and migration to the world's social, political and economic systems.

Reports on indigenous peoples.

Paper by Dr Gloria Emeagwali.

The World-Wide Web Virtual Library - African Studies.

A network for comparative studies, monitoring and evaluation of ethnic conflicts and social transformation in Africa.

Annual forum on journalistic, technological, and political issues crucial to the development of New Media in Africa. The Conference is held during September each year at Rhodes University.

Promotes the study of African and African Diaspora philosophy; editorial, subscription and submission details.