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Published Since: 2014. It is accredited by DHET (the South African regulator of Higher Education) and indexed by SCOPUS, IBSS, COPERNICUS, Sabinet, ProQuest, EBSCO & J-Gate. It is ranked by SCImago. The journal no longer charges APC from 2024
Publication Frequency: Tri-annually (Three times a year) ISSN: 2056-5674 E-ISSN: 2056-5682. SCImago Journal Ranking for 2023: Quartile: Q2; H-Index: 5; Citescore: 0.13
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Journal of Somali Studies (JoSS) Volume 11, Number 3, December 2024

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Journal of Somali Studies (JoSS) Volume 11, Number 2, August 2024

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Journal of Somali studies (JoSS) Volume 11, Number 1, April 2024

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Journal of Somali studies (JoSS) Volume 10, Number 3, December 2023 Guest Editor: Beyene Admassu

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Journal of Somali studies (JoSS) Volume 10, Number 2, August 2023 Guest Editor: Beyene Admassu

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Journal of Somali studies (JoSS) Volume 10, Number 1, April 2023

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Journal of Somali studies (JoSS) Volume 9, Number 3, December 2022

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Journal of Somali studies (JoSS) Volume 9, Number 2, August 2022

Once again, a very warm welcome to the September edition!  In this edition, we have some five (5) key articles; from taxation issue in Tanzania to the status of unemployment in fragile contexts to fiscal decentralisation in Kenya to government expenditure budget in Ethiopia to diaspora political participation in Somalia. They do make an interesting read!  In the first article, titled “The impact of the fear of whistleblowing on the use of electronic fiscal devices in taxation: Evidence from Tanzania,” Adefemi Alamu Obalade, Adefemi A. Obalade, Agnes Elson and Malima Surendran Pillay tell us the impact of the fear of the whistleblowing on the use of electronic fiscal devices (EFDs) in taxation which is mandatory for businesses to use it without fail. The Tanzanian authorities also introduced whistleblowing to ensure compliance to its various directives. The key message, however, is the fact that it was confirmed that the perceived vulnerability to being repor...

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Journal of Somali studies (JoSS) Volume 9, Number 1, April 2022

The April 2022 edition of the Journal of Somali Studies (JoSS) presents a number of interesting articles on the Horn and East African region, Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia and South Sudan. For example, the article “Public Private Partnership Projects and Regional Cooperation in Horn of Africa and East African Region in the era of COVID 19 pandemic” by Nuwagaba and colleagues analyses Public Private Partnership (PPP) projects and regional cooperation during COVID 19. Due to the limited information on the role of PPPs in promoting regional cooperation, the study embarked on examining the link between PPP and regional cooperation for the Horn of Africa and east Africa region. Th article argues that the use of PPPs provides a basis for the promotion of regional cooperation among member states in this region and that these projects provide a basis for fostering regional cooperation. On the Somalia front, Jama, Ariffin and Yusof’s article “The Economic Impact of Illegal, ...

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Journal of Somali studies (JoSS) Volume 8, Number 2, December 2021 Guest Editor: Dr Ibrahim Farah

This edition has some five (5) very interesting articles; three of them on Somalia, one on Ethiopia and one on Rwanda. Susan Handa examines fragility and aid on Somalia. In her article, ‘Examining Fragility and Aid in Somalia,’ she scrutinizes the basis of fragility, giving more insight on Somalia’s situation. The central theme of the paper is the fact that while aid has been fundamental in reconstructing Somalia, there has also been too much focus on security rather than development. Using secondary data, she examines the effects of the EU-led New Deal which somehow enabled a paradigm shift in international development face around Somali ownership and leadership of its transition from fragility; hence the need for a Somali-led, Somali-owned post-conflict reconstruction model. This security vs. development debate has been there since the early 1990s. And, this article is a major contribution to this debate as Somalia is yet to witness a comprehensive post-conflict rec...

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