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Wednesday13 May - Learn from experience! 🤔Join this to learn how to set up & implement a mentorship programme for editorial assistants. Panellists Felix Njoroge & Philip Maseghe Mwachaka from the 'East African Journal of Neurological Sciences' & Clinton Aigbavboa from the 'Journal of Construction Project Management and Innovation' will share experiences & discuss the impact of mentorship programmes on journals & editorial capacity. Details & registration – https://zurl.co/xVydo Wellcome Trust African Journals OnLine (AJOL)

From the 5th CARLIGH International Conference 2026, in Kumasi, 🇬🇭 this week. CARLIGH is EIFL's partner library consortium and EIFL's Iryna Kuchma was one of the keynote speakers. Thanks to Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology Libraries for the photo 🙏.

Stronger, more visible, more sustainable - see the results of three more EIFL -funded projects strengthening Diamond journals in 🇬🇭 🇿🇦 - https://zurl.co/9cGYi .bsky.social

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13 May 2026 - How do library consortia fund open infrastructure? Hear it directly from four who do.
Join this SCOSS webinar with CSAL, Jisc Lyrasis, and Sikt for a practical session on how library consortia fund and support open infrastructure. Each consortium will share their approach, followed by a Q&A where you can ask direct questions. Who should attend? Consortia leaders and staff, collection and licensing managers, open access coordinators, and anyone involved in funding decisions for scholarly infrastructure.Register here - https://zurl.co/mUZOa