Current Issue
Editor’s Note
As DBA Africa Management Review advances into 2026 and beyond, we remain committed to strengthening Africa-centred management scholarship that connects rigorous research with the continent’s evolving institutional, economic and organisational realities. We reaffirm our commitment to positioning the journal as a leading platform for Africa-centred, evidence-based management scholarship, which connects theory, practice and policy. Our focus is increasingly on scholarship that interrogates how African organisations, governments and markets can enhance performance, innovation, sustainability, resilience and competitiveness in a rapidly changing environment.
Volume 16 Issues 3 contributes to that agenda through studies that examine the importance of effective leadership, accountable governance, institutional capacity and responsive market practices in advancing development outcomes across Africa. The articles also demonstrate the value of contextualised African evidence in informing both scholarship and practice. As we look ahead, we invite researchers to continue generating intellectually rigorous and practically relevant knowledge that not only explains Africa’s management challenges, but also contributes to shaping solutions for Africa’s future.
The DBA Africa Management Review is a quarterly publication of University of Nairobi, Faculty of Business and Management Sciences, Nairobi, Kenya. It is a business and management journal published under ISSN-2224-2023 as an Open Acess (OA) Journal published in English and reviewed through a double blinded/peer reviewed process. We invite scholarly articles that are thought provoking yet interesting articles whose target audience covers practitioners, scholars and policy makers in the following thematic areas:
· Strategic Management
· Human resource Management
· Insurance and risk management
· Marketing Management
· International Business
· Entrepreneurship, Innovations and Small Business
· Supply Chain Management
· Financial Management
· Production and Operations Management
· Public Management
· Project Planning and Management
We look forward to your submissions.
Prof. Kennedy O. Ogollah
Editor-in-Chief
Published: 2026-08-31