The Pan-African Journal of Health and Psychological Sciences (PAJHPS) is a peer-reviewed, open-access academic journal dedicated to advancing interdisciplinary scholarship in public health, allied health sciences, psychology, and mental health. Published by the African Alliance for Research, Advocacy, and Innovation (AARAI), PAJHPS provides a dynamic platform for disseminating innovative research addressing health, psychological, and social challenges across the African continent and the broader Global South.

While foregrounding African health realities, culturally grounded solutions, and regional expertise, the journal maintains a strong global perspective, welcoming contributions that foster cross-cultural understanding, international collaboration, and comparative studies. PAJHPS prioritizes evidence-based practice, culturally responsive research, and policy-oriented scholarship that bridges the gap between theory, research, and real-world application.

The journal publishes original research articles, systematic reviews, case studies, conceptual and theoretical papers, and policy analyses. Submissions are encouraged from scholars, practitioners, and policymakers committed to advancing holistic health, psychosocial resilience, and wellbeing across diverse contexts, particularly within the Global South, while contributing to global knowledge and best practices.

Vol. 2 No. 3 (2026): July-September

This issue brings together scholarly contributions addressing emerging questions, developments, and challenges across interdisciplinary research. It includes original research articles, editorials, commentaries, perspectives, reviews, and other scholarly contributions that advance knowledge and stimulate informed academic and professional dialogue.

The issue reflects the journal’s commitment to interdisciplinary scholarship, bringing together diverse perspectives and approaches to address contemporary challenges in health, social sciences, education, technology, environmental sciences, and related fields. Through evidence based research and critical reflection, the contributions seek to expand knowledge, encourage collaboration, and support practical and policy relevant solutions.

Published: 10.08.2026

THE ROLE OF COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS IN REDUCING MATERNAL MORTALITY IN RURAL COMMUNITIES OF SIERRA LEONE

CHRISTIAN GENDEMEH, MOSES JUANA-KAMARA, JOSEPHINE HAWA POWELLS, MOHAMED LAMIN JANNEH, ELIZABETH GBESSAY GENDEMEH (Author)

Assessing Gaps in Adolescent Mental Health Care in Rural Ghana: A Quantitative Study Among Senior High School Students in Jaman North District

Francis Kwabena Larle, Augustine Ameyaw Boahen, Albert Opoku, Ebenezer Jones Amoah, Abudulai Halidu (Author)
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