Print ISSN: 2790-7589 | Online ISSN: 2790-7597
Title DOI: https://doi.org/10.37284/2790-7597
This is a peer-reviewed open access journal that publishes academic articles across the discipline of History and Geography. The scope for this journal includes biogeography, political geography, population, geomorphology, urban development, physical geography, human geography, economic geography, cartography, cultural history, social history, intellectual history, diplomatic history, political history and economic history. The purpose of this journal is to document and preserve the diverse historical and geographical development in Africa through scholarly dissemination and practical engagement.
PUBLISHER:
East African Nature and Science Organization,
P. O. Box 3975 - 00100, Nairobi, Kenya.
Published:
24 July, 2024
Articles
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Sportswashing and the Antecedents of Sports Diplomacy in Kenya, 1920-1964
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Impact of Mau Mau Movement on The Family Unit: A Case Study of Nyandarua County From 1952 to 1963
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Historicising Land Conflicts And The Balaalo Factor In Northern Uganda, 1986-2023
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Nubians Are Baganda from Bombo: Unpacking the Luwalo Tax Protests and the Nubian Identity Crisis in Colonial Buganda (1891-1940)
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Change in the Agikuyu Women’s Local Trade on Indigenous Food Crops in Nyeri County from 1902 to 1980
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The Role of Pre-Colonial Agikuyu Women’s Local Trade on Indigenous Food Crops and Food Security in Nyeri County Before 1902
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Elevation and Slope as Key Determinants of Landslide-Prone Areas in Murang’a County, Kenya
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Taaitta Arap Toweett: A Life Of Social and Political Influence (1925-2007)
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Effects of Land Use Land Cover Change on Gully Development in Lugari Sub Catchment, Kakamega County in Kenya
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Contribution of Cattle Riot to the Rise and Development of Nationalism in Zanzibar, 1930s-1960s: (The vanguard that laid the foundation for modern politics in the isles) A Case of Urban West Region
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A History of the Ndrukpa (Lendu): The Invisible Ethnic Minority Community in Uganda
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Kibiro Indigenous Salt Making Technology and Uganda’s Economic War, 1972-1979
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Stateless Minorities: A Case Study of the Rundi and Kenyans of Rwandese Descent
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Schooling and New Representations in Kabiyè Land from 1926 to 2004
