ISSN: 3104-9281 (Print), 3104-929X (Online)

The Makerere Historical Journal publishes peer-reviewed articles, reports and book reviews on topics related to Ugandan and eastern African history, archaeology and heritage. Originally established in 1975, the Journal is the publication of the Department of History, Archaeology and Heritage Studies at Makerere University. 

The mandate of Makerere University Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (MUJAES) is to disseminate research finds in key areas covering agricultural, food, forestry, and environmental sciences. MUJAES publishes 2 issues per year. Papers are available online, with occasional prints. 

Mawazo (sing. wazo) is a comprehensive Kiswahili word covering the following activities of the mind: meditations, reflections, thoughts, opinions, and ideas. Mawazo is a multidisciplinary international, peer reviewed journal published in English by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Makerere University. It is a scholarly journal of research and opinions in the Humanities and Social Sciences. Mawazo was first published in June 1967 as a publication of the Faculties of Arts and Social Sciences, Makerere University to promote national consciousness and pan-Africanism through the promotion of basic research in the humanities and social sciences. Mawazo seeks to disseminate cutting-edge research and opinions relevant and reflective of African realities. The thorough multidisciplinary character of the journal enables it to analyse the African conditions in a more holistic manner.

The Makerere Journal of Languages, Literature and Communication is a leading peer reviewed journal of human interaction in Africa that publishes scholarly articles from across the world. It also includes reviews, announcements and forums. This annual journal, housed in the School of Languages, Literature and Communication at Makerere University, is published by Makerere University Press. The deadline for submission of articles for the regular issue is November 15, every year. In case of a special issue, the deadline will be communicated by the issue editor.

MGDJ welcomes original research articles, review papers, policy analyses, and critical essays that engage with gender and development issues at local, national, regional, and global levels. The journal prioritizes work that is theoretically grounded and/or empirically rich, and that contributes to both academic knowledge and practical solutions.