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Scholarly Research & Development in Africa

Scholarly Research & Development in Africa 
Scholarly research and development in Africa remains the strength of any society and culture in Africa. The journal series is interested in applying the knowledge gained through experiment and experience for the advancement of society and surrounding conditions in Africa. Our modern society is unconditionally dependent on the progress of research and development we made over the years in Africa. Scholarly research and development in Africa is a group of peer reviewed open access academic journals which aims to publish information on the recent discoveries and ongoing developments in the area of basic and applied science, theoretical and experimental engineering and technologies, commercial, business related development and modern financial analysis along with other important similar topics in Africa.

ARC International Journal of Sustainable Development
Editor in Chief: Prof. Mark S. Gold
Submit Paper at: journals@arcnjournals.org, please copy arcnjournals@gmail.com
Nature: Print and online
Language of Publication: English
Publication Frequency: 2 Issues per Year
ISSN: 2384-5341
 Journal Series: Africa Research Corps

GARC International Journal of Recession, Inflation & Good Governance Quagmire in Africa 
Editor in Chief: Prof. Margaret N.
Submit Paper at: journals@arcnjournals.org, please copy arcnjournals@gmail.com
Nature: Print and online
Language of Publication: English
Publication Frequency: 1 Issue per Year
ISSN: 2360-9718
Journal Series: Global Academic Research Consortium

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