African Books Collective
The Best of African Publishing from a Single Source of Supply. African Books Collective, founded, owned and governed by African publishers, seeks to strengthen indigenous African publishing through collective action and to increase the visibility and accessibility of the wealth of African scholarship and culture.
- Bhakita Today
- The Experience of a low-income cadre health caregiver - by Mary Njeri Kinyanjui
- Resilient Social Networks and Mobility Strategies among Migrants in Cape Town
- by Tamuka Chekero
- Beyond the Boeing of Judgement
- A Journey Through Time and Themes - by Francis B. Nyamnjoh
- Pr Joseph MBOUI Par lui-même
- Itinéraire – Pensées – Confidences– Opinions – Combats - by Pascal Touoyem
- 100 Days, 100 Stories
- Rwandan Voices on the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi - by Jo Ingabire Moys
- Gone Bananas
- Poems - by John Ngong Kum Ngong
- Colours on my Face
- by Itohan Ekle
- Foundations for Professional Excellence
- A Teaching Module - by William Mandhlopa, Fanny Kasomekera
- Ituĩka
- The Wily Polygamist and Other Stories - edited by Munyao Kilolo
- Uitlanders in Stellenbosch
- Identities, English, and Learning to Live Together - by Patricia Johnson-Castle
- Gardening in Nigeria
- by Adedotun Adekile
- Suya Night with Malam Spicy
- by Palmwine Sounds
- Die Schatzsuche
- Eine Geschichte über Freundschaft - by Hilma Weber
- Tahinta
- A Rhythm Play for Children - by Efua T. Sutherland
- Menina Mandioca Nsikana Nfalinha
- by Rita Carelli
- The Things I See
- A collection of short, witty, satirical poems - by Fortune Omosola
- Children's Picture Atlas of Africa
- An Introduction of Africa's Geography - by Hilma Weber
- Peaches and Smeets
- by Ashti Juggath
- Music & Life
- Reggae Prophets - by Palmwine Sounds
- Responding to The Uninvited Visitor
- COVID-19 Pandemic and the Lessons It Has Taught Us - edited by Opoku Onyinah, Alfred Koduah
- Transition Towards Gender Equality
- Namibia Between the Empowerment of Women and Violence of Men - by Sonja Gierse-Arsten
- The Kenya Socialist Vol. 7
- edited by Shiraz Durrani, Kimani Waweru
- For the Sake of Christian Marriage, Abolish Church Weddings
- by Klaus Fiedler
- My Guru & I
- by Swami Paranthapa
- Kuphweketsa Moyo
- by Michael MH Simawo
- Anthu Ovala Ovololo
- by Michael MH Simawo
- Constimocrazy
- Malafricanising Democracy - by Nsah Mala
- Scenes of Sins
- A play - by Wellington Nwogu
- Return of no return and other poems
- by Kwesi Brew
- Missionary Societies and the Fortunate Subversion of the Church
- by Andrew F. Walls
- Malawi’s First Presbyterian Ministers
- Vocation and Identity in a Racialized Context - by Kenneth R. Ross
- Politics, Religion and Hate Speech in Zimbabwe
- edited by Francis Machingura, Nomatter Sande
- The Woman of Yenagoa & Other Poems
- by Wellington Nwogu
- The Yawning Earth
- Poems - by Wellington Nwogu
- Men of Double Shadows
- by Wellington Nwogu
- A Field of Wars
- by Wellington Nwogu
- Waterfall puts out charcoal fire
- by Edson Dzimwe
- Uusiku osho wa vala Ondjamba
- by Tshiwa Trudie Amulungu
- Prose, Poetry and Drama
- A Malawian Anthology - by Smith Likongwe
- Never follow the wolf
- The autobiography of a Namibian freedom fighter - by Helao Shityuwete
- Identity and Belonging
- The African Others in South Africa - by Vivian Ojong, Stephen Basure
- Incompleteness Mobility and Conviviality
- Ad. E. Jensen Memorial Lectures 2023 Frobenius-Institut Goethe-University - by Francis B. Nyamnjoh
- Ukombozi wa Wanyama
- by Peter Singer
- Getting Ready
- by Kapampa Mwape, Chilala-kantu Ng'uni
- Velvet Seekers
- Africans Orbiting These Parts - by Kwabena O. Akurang-Parry
- To be Chief
- by David Chiza Gondwe
- Coming of Age
- Poems - by Gift Sakirai
- Zimbolicious Anthology Volume 8
- An Anthology of Zimbabwean literature and Arts - by Tendai Rinos Mwanaka, Matthew Kunashe Chikono
- Who Counts?
- Ghanaian Academic Publishing and Global Science - by David Mills, Patricia Kingori, Abigail Branford, Samuel Chatio, Natasha Robinson, Paulina Tindana
- Digital Technology in Capacity Development
- Enabling Learning and Supporting Change - edited by Joanna Wild, Femi Nzegwu