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Evans Consulting Publications launches six indexed journals for Cameroonian and African researchers

Evans Consulting Publications (ECP) has opened six peer‑reviewed, indexed journals to give Cameroonian and African scholars a permanent, citable outlet. The platform offers named‑editor review, free indexing and a Crossref DOI for every accepted paper.

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ECP’s new suite of six peer‑reviewed journals, each offering free indexing and a permanent DOI.

Overview

Evans Consulting Publications (ECP) is one of the first Cameroonian academic publishers to provide a stable, indexed home for local and African research. Six peer‑reviewed journals are now live and actively seeking submissions.

Journals Available

  • ECP Journal of Religious Studies & Integration
  • ECP Journal of Theology
  • ECP Journal of Business & Management
  • ECP Journal of Education
  • ECP Journal of Psychology
  • ECP Journal of Mathematics

What Researchers Receive

  • Named‑editor peer review – each decision is signed by a named editor who stands behind the quality of the work.
  • Free indexing – all accepted papers are indexed at no cost to the author.
  • Permanent Crossref DOI – every original article receives a DOI with the prefix 10.68427, ensuring a lasting, citable record.
  • Clear status labelling – readers can instantly see whether a document is a full article, preprint or working paper.

Editorial Leadership

The editorial board includes Dr Neba Noela Buwah and Dr Sigimi Fidelis Vernyuy (Editors, Business & Management) and Rev Dr Gideon Ngi Nganyu (Editor, Theology and Psychology). The advisory board features Prof Victor Mbarika, founder of ICT4D and President of the Board at ICT University, Yaoundé, and Rev Dr Mbongko George (Theology and Homiletics).

Founder Evans Kongnyuy explains that the platform exists “so Cameroonian research gets published with its name on the review honestly, permanently, and affordably.”

Why It Matters

Research from Cameroonian universities often struggles to find an indexed outlet close to home. ECP bridges that gap, offering a transparent route to publication for students, lecturers and independent scholars, while supplying policymakers and the wider academic community with a growing body of citable African scholarship.

How to Submit

Manuscripts can be submitted through the online portal at https://research.kongnyuyevans.com or by emailing research@kongnyuyevans.com.

Call to Action

Cameroonian and African researchers are invited to submit their work, secure a permanent DOI, benefit from named editorial accountability and enjoy free indexing for their publications.

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