Africa Journal of Engineering for Impact (AFJEI) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal established in 2026.  It  exists  to  give  a durable home to work in which engineering knowledge is used to improve infrastructure, industry, public services, and livelihoods.

Too much good African engineering remains in theses, consultancy reports, and conference slides that never become citable literature. Too many global papers treat African sites as a brief case study after a method developed elsewhere. AFJEI reverses that habit. The continent is the primary context, not an afterthought. Authors from any country are welcome when the method, dataset, prototype, or finding is relevant to African operating conditions or can be transferred to them.

Published: September 23, 2026

Articles

Community-Driven Education Models for Retrofitting Traditional Mud-Brick Structures with Modern Seismic and Erosion-Resistant Techniques in Rural Enugu Communities

Ezugwu Cosmas (1)
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Recycling and Valorization of Agro-Waste Ash in Ceramic Matrix Composites: A Comprehensive Review

P. T. Zubairu (1), V. N. Haruna (2), M. L. Yerima (3), T. A. Yahaya (4)
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Investigation of the Electrical Performance of a Bifacial Solar Photovoltaic Module at Federal Polytechnic, Oko, under Different Soil Albedo Conditions

Christopher Uche Osuji (1), Nnaemeka Nwankwo (2)
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Voice-Based Conversational User Interfaces for Enhancing Accessibility in Learning Environments: A Mixed-Methods Study in Enugu State, Nigeria

Chidi N. Agbo (1)
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Integrated Science Education: A Veritable Tool for Power and Employment Skills Acquisition for Changing Communities

Okoro Silas Uchechukwu (1)
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