Part of Karen Fung's Africa South of the Sahara Internet gateway for African resources from Stanford University...

A collection of around 30 database files which include multi-disciplinary coverage about politics, history, economics, business, mining, development, social issues, anthropology, natural history, literature, language, law, music and much more...

The archive consists of E-books in PDF format, covering a wide range of genres and subject matter in several West African languages including Wolof, Mandinka, and Pular, the three major languages of Senegal and The Gambia...

Contains links to various African language materials on the Internet, including Bemba, Hausa, Kiswahili, Luganda, Maasai, Mandinka, Wolof, Pular, Sesotho, Shona, Soomaali and Yoruba...

The Website contains information about African Languages, and other African Language-related resources...

Bisharat (Arabic for good news) is a language technology and development initiative which provides annotated links to other sites on African languages and language resources, research projects, initiatives on languages and ICT, online dictionaries and software and fonts for African languages, including automatic translation software...

An ongoing collaborative projecty whose goal is to "establish new dictionaries and learning resources for the Swahili language - Kiswahili - both within Swahili and between Swahili and English...

The National African Language Resource Center, at the University of Wisconsin Madison, is a federally funded, nonprofit national foreign language center...

The Webbook, which is hosted by Michigan State University in Consultation with the African Language Teachers Association, provides extensive information about the resources currently available for the study of African languages...

The main purpose of the Website is to offer easy access to online materials dealing with African languages...