The Cardiovascular Journal of Africa is a Peer-reviewed journal. We cover all areas of cardiovascular scientific researches, Case Reports, Surveys, Industry News and Commentaries. The Journal is the official mouthpiece of the Pan-African Society of Cardiology (PASCAR). It has been in publication since 1990 and its main aim is to provide a window for original research from the African continent. A full electronic record is available since its initiation (www.cvja.co.za). The journal is listed and/or indexed in almost all the major databases, namely, PubMed (2001); PubMed CENTRAL (2012), SciSearch SCI, Scopus, Sabinet. This Journal is the only specialist, widely indexed Cardiology Journal on the African continent.

Published by the South African Institution of Civil Engineering.

Volumes and issues are sorted according to year of publication

This publication is published on a monthly basis by the South African Weather Service. It contains the highlights and impacts of the weather as well as a summary of weather-related events for the month. The following are also included: rainfall maps depicting the monthly rainfall in millimeters and as percentage of the normal, the seasonal rainfall as percentage of the normal, and a decile rainfall map; temperature maps depicting the monthly mean maximum and minimum temperature deviations.

Coatings SA was established in 2013 as a conduit between Coatings Raw Material Suppliers, Paint Manufacturers and Retailers, Contractors and Architects. Coatings SA is the only publication of its kind featuring news from the international coatings industry, research and technical papers, reports from industry events and new products. This quarterly publication is endorsed by SAPMA and OCCA. With the distribution split amongst retailers, architects, contractors and suppliers the 4000 printed copies of Coatings SA ensure effective communication between all parties. Coatings SA is distributed quarterly with DIY Trade News and Leading Architecture & Design ensuring maximum exposure to a targeted audience.

Commonwealth Youth and Development is a multidisciplinary biannual publication that seeks to promote understanding of, and impetus for, the empowerment of the youth which will enable them to play a crucial and constructive role in the development of their communities. It recognises the importance of the youth and youth workers in developing countries and seeks to promote the professionalisation of youth work.
The journal is aimed at students, academics, practitioners and policymakers in the field of youth and development. It publishes research and writing by academics and practitioners, providing a platform for rigorous debate about policies, programmes and processes. Contributions focus on the developing world and have international, regional or national focus, and are in the form of research findings, work in progress, notes from the field, case studies, interviews and book reviews. Commonwealth Youth and Development has a dynamic international editorial board in which the Pan Commonwealth Office and eight universities.

This publication that is hosted on Sabinet African Journals is only available to sub-Saharan countries.

A medium for practitioners in the fields of the press, radio, film television, advertising, public relations, media science and diplomacy. Constant attention given to semiological structuralism.

CILSA is devoted to comparative and international law, with particular reference to the Southern African context. Each edition contains approximately five full-length, in-depth articles by Southern African, African and international authorities, covering a wide range of topics from both international and comparative perspectives.

CILSA aims to provide a platform for academics and intellectuals to discuss developments in the fields of comparative law, international law, legal practice, and in the statutory, case and treaty law of the states of southern Africa, Africa and other countries. CILSA welcomes contributions dealing with topics involving the legal aspects of regional co-operation in Southern Africa, and of the trade and other external relationships between the countries of Southern Africa, Africa and other countries abroad; African customary law in southern Africa, and contributions aimed at stimulating intellectual exchanges between jurists of the world.

CILSA is a double blind peer-reviewed journal, published three times a year (March, July and November), CILSA is an internationally accredited (IBSS) journal

African Conspectus is a refereed theological e-journal published biannually by the South African Theological Seminary (www.sats.edu.za). The journal is a scholarly theological publication in the fields of Biblical Studies, Systematic Theology and Practical Theology.