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About the Journal

Tauraruwa Journal of Hausa Studies (TJoHS)

is an impactful academic journal that publishes high-quality research, fosters scholarly discussion, and promotes the understanding of Hausa language, literature and culture.

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Volume 1, Issue 1, December2022

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Years of Experience
Peer Review

Every article undergoes a thorough review process by experts to maintain high academic standards.

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Diverse Topics

We cover a wide array of subjects within Hausa studies to enrich discourse and scholarship.

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Experts

Our journal welcomes contributions from scholars and practitioners dedicated to advancing Hausa studies.

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Innovative Outreach

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We aim to publish cutting-edge research that contributes to the preservation and promotion of Nigerian languages, particularly Hausa, fostering a greater connection between academia and the local communities.
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We strive to create a vibrant platform for scholars and researchers to share their insights and findings, thus creating a comprehensive resource on Hausa studies.
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Our outreach initiatives encourage broader engagement with the Hausa cultural heritage.

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Our Projects

Hausa Language Resources

Explore our extensive collection of resources promoting the study and use of Hausa.

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Annual Conference Highlights

A recap of our successful annual conferences featuring keynotes, presentations, and workshops.

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Research Collaborations

Discover our partnerships with researchers and institutions advancing Hausa studies.

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Scholarly Articles

Browse through our curated selection of articles published in the journal.

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What Our Readers Say

Reader Testimonials

"The Tauraruwa Journal has been an invaluable source for my research in Hausa literature."
MD ASHIKUL ISLAM Professor Amina Ibrahim
"An excellent platform for publishing impactful research on Nigerian languages and culture."
MASUM SAKIB Dr. Muhammed Ali

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