Pan African Medical Journal

“The Pan African Medical Journal (PAMJ) is an accessible, peer-reviewed journal committed to advancing general health. Our core mission is to function as a dynamic platform for the dissemination of research conducted across Africa. We aim to cultivate a vibrant culture of scholarly publishing among African researchers. The PAMJ covers a broad spectrum of subjects in public health, epidemiology, clinical medicine, expanding to the realms of social, political, and economic sciences, among others. Through our publications, we strive to make meaningful contributions to the health and well-being of populations of Africa and beyond.”

Volume 54 (May - Aug 2026)

Featured articles

Research

Sentinel surveillance of COVID-19 in 2024-2025 shows the persistence of omicron circulation and the introduction of the XFJ recombinant in the Republic of Guinea

Mamadou Bhoye Keita et al.
11 May 2026

Research

Early epidemiologic and genomic insights from Sierra Leone´s first Mpox cases, 2025

Eric Nzirakaindi Ikoona et al.
29 Apr 2026

Narrative Review

Glycemic control and its associated factors among children and adolescents with type 1 diabetes in Ethiopia: a narrative review

Yemane Leake et al.
07 May 2026

Research

Prevalence of urinary schistosomiasis amongst school-age children in Abuja, Nigeria

Dan Apagu Gadzama et al.
28 Apr 2026

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Optimizing health workforce distribution and satisfaction in Ghana´s upper East Region: a quantitative analysis of intrinsic and extrinsic predictors (Research)
Augustina Memang, Richmond Balinia Adda, Simon Subinleeb Bawa, Kofi Akohene Mensah
PAMJ. 54(13). 18 May 2026

Prevalence and factors associated with risky sexual behaviors among adolescent girls and young women in Rwanda: evidence from a national population-based cross-sectional HIV impact assessment, 2018-2019 (Research)
Ange Joseline Iradukunda, Basile Ikuzo, Claude Mambo Muvunyi, Sara Winterhalter, Zephanie Nzeyimana
PAMJ. 54(12). 15 May 2026

Integrated postpartum family planning utilization with maternal health services and associated factors in governmental Hospitals of northeast Ethiopia: institution-based cross-sectional study (Research)
Delelegn Tsegaye Zikie, Misra Abdulahi Ahmed, Gurmesa Tura Debelew
PAMJ. 54(11). 15 May 2026

Factors associated with tuberculosis treatment adherence: reflections on a retrospective cohort study in Lesotho (Reaction)
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PAMJ. 54(10). 14 May 2026

Core competency gaps among Somalia´s disease surveillance workforce: a cross-sectional study (Research)
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Glycemic control and its associated factors among children and adolescents with type 1 diabetes in Ethiopia: a narrative review [Accessed 518 times]

Exploring prehospital perceptions of interprofessional knowledge as a factor in emergency centre handover: a qualitative study of prehospital emergency care personnel [Accessed 438 times]

Sentinel surveillance of COVID-19 in 2024-2025 shows the persistence of omicron circulation and the introduction of the XFJ recombinant in the Republic of Guinea [Accessed 414 times]

Ischémie aigüe du membre supérieur: une complication d´un syndrome coronarien aigu (à propos d´un cas) [Accessed 378 times]

L´apport des abords vasculaires centraux dans la prise en charge des patients recevant une chimiothérapie pour des tumeurs malignes non hématologiques: PICC lines versus chambres implantables [Accessed 295 times]

Acute erythroblastopenia due to Parvovirus B19 in hemoglobinopathies: a retrospective case series at Ibn Sina Hospital, Rabat, Morocco [Accessed 287 times]

Fifty years of immunisation programmes in Africa

The supplement will showcase the efforts of immunization programmes across countries, serving as an opportunity for documenting innovative practices and solutions, successes and challenges, which are important for advocacy. The supplement will provide the opportunity to thoroughly document how governments and partners navigate the dynamic problems that affect immunization programmes to promote systems learning, reinforce advocacy and strengthen future strategic plans. The supplement publication ...

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