Journal of African Law

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of African Law is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Implementing the AfCFTA Agreement: A Case for the Harmonization of Data Protection Law in Africa15
Community Based Natural Resources Management in Botswana10
Re-Conceptualizing the Rule of Law in Africa: Metaphors of the Tool and the Causeway10
The Independence of Morocco's Competition Council7
The Interplay between Hereditary Traditional Leaders, Democratically Elected Leaders and Succession: A Case Study from Makapanstad, North West Province, South Africa4
Integrating Competition and Consumer Protection in Africa: The Law and Practice of Nigeria’s Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission4
Deprivation of Retirement Benefits on Divorce through Living Annuities in South Africa4
Child Labour in Artisanal and Small-Scale Gold Mines in Uganda: Are Legal Protections Adequate?3
Sedition and Freedom of Expression for Journalists in Botswana: A Comment on Mokone v Attorney General and Others3
Traditional Knowledge and the Inclusive Subordination of African Customary Law in Kenya: Lessons from Personal Law3
Safeguarding South African Consumers’ Socio-Economic Rights During COVID-19: Competition Commission v Babelegi Workwear and Industrial Supplies3
The Right to Health in Nigeria and Its Impact on Citizens’ Access to Medical Care3
Judges Guarding Judges: Investigating Regional Harbours for Judicial Independence in Africa3
Women, Climate Change and the Law: Lessons for Tanzania from an Analysis of African Nationally Determined Contributions2
Towards a Public Law Perspective on the Constitutional Law of Privacy in South Africa in the Age of Digitalization2
The Right to External Self-Determination of the South-East People of Nigeria: A View from International Law2
Striking a Balance between Protecting the Matrimonial Home and the Mortgagee's Right of Sale in Nigeria: Lessons from England2
Political Parties in African Constitutions: Expectation and Suspicion2
Prohibiting Political Party Membership as a Condition for Receiving Political Service Retirement Benefits under Ethiopian Law: A Comparison with Kenya and Tanzania2
JAL volume 67 issue 1 Cover and Back matter2
Mental Stress, Workplaces and Nigeria's Employees’ Compensation Act2
Right to Restitution under Illegal Contracts: Seeking Clarity in Ghana1
An Assessment of the Doctrine of Commorientes and Its Implications for the Devolution of Testate and Intestate Property in Ghana1
JAL volume 68 issue 3 Cover and Front matter1
A New Dawn for Gay Rights in Botswana: A Commentary on the Decision of the High Court and Court of Appeal in the Motshidiemang Cases1
JAL volume 65 issue 3 Cover and Front matter1
Local Content Requirements in Nigeria's Extractive Sector and the Implications for Sustainable Development1
The Admissibility of Expert Evidence in Criminal Proceedings in Malawi: A Call for Reliability Safeguards1
The Islamic Law of Marriage and Inheritance in Kenya1
JAL volume 66 issue 1 Cover and Front matter1
Fairness and equity in South African competition law: A new direction1
A Conflict of Laws Analysis of the Nigerian Same-Sex Marriage (Prohibition) Act (2013)1
JAL volume 69 issue 1 Cover and Back matter1
Revisiting the Right in Zimbabwe of a Subrogated Insurer to Proceed against a Third Party in the Name of the Insured: Lessons from South Africa1
On Disinformation, Elections and Ethiopian Law1
Legal Protection of the Marine Environment from Vessel-Source Oil Pollution: Progress and Challenges in Tanzania1
JAL volume 68 issue 1 Cover and Front matter1
Reconciling Constitutional Values in Ghana Through Purposive Interpretation1
Fostering a Constructive Intra-African Legal Dialogue in Post-Colonial Africa1
The Role of Copyright Law in the Attainment of Inclusive and Equitable Quality Education in English-Speaking West African Countries1
Promoting Digitalization of Electronic Trade Documents in Nigeria through the Model Law on Electronic Transferable Records1
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