Zambia Library Association Journal

About this journal

The Zambia Library Association Journal serves as a platform for scholarly discourse and professional development within the Zambian library community. Its scope encompasses a wide range of topics relevant to librarianship, information management, and related fields. The journal welcomes contributions from librarians, information professionals, researchers, and other stakeholders engaged in the advancement of information services in Zambia.

Key themes explored in the journal include library and information science theory and practice, library management, information literacy, digital literacy, information access and equity, preservation and conservation of library resources, and the role of libraries in community development. The journal also features articles on current trends and challenges facing the library profession in Zambia, fostering dialogue and promoting best practices within the field.

The intended audience for the Zambia Library Association Journal comprises librarians, information professionals, library educators, students, and researchers in Zambia and beyond. It serves as a valuable resource for practitioners seeking to stay abreast of new developments, share their expertise, and engage in critical discussions on key issues affecting the library sector. The journal also aims to inform policymakers and other stakeholders about the vital role libraries play in society and advocate for the continued development of library services in Zambia.

The Zambia Library Association Journal plays a significant role in shaping the library landscape in Zambia. It fosters professional growth, facilitates knowledge sharing, and promotes research and innovation within the library community. By disseminating research findings, practical insights, and perspectives on the evolving role of libraries in the digital age, the journal contributes to the advancement of librarianship and the provision of high-quality information services to the people of Zambia.