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This website has material from Liberian President William V. S. Tubman’s (1895-1971), presidency (1944–1971), including his personal correspondence and memorabilia from the Tubman’s family.

Includes historical and ethnographic documents, newspapers, government publications, books, journals, dissertations, maps, slides, photographs, microfilms, audio and video tapes, artefacts and memorabilia.

This official government site provides news and information about Liberia's President and executive branch, including details of speeches, events, issues and a staff directory.

Provides information on the Liberian music and dance collection of the Archives of Traditional Music at Indiana University. Also gives links to other Liberia-related projects, and has news and a short historical overview of Liberia.

A collection of Liberian maps with twenty examples from the American Colonization Society (ACS) that was set up in 1817 to resettle free black Americans in West Africa.

Comments and information on events in Liberia and Liberia-related events by Fred P.M. van der Kraaij, a former evaluator for the Netherlands government.

Offers extensive information on Liberia with pictures, maps and analysis. This website is maintained by Fred P.M. van der Kraaij who worked as an evaluator for the Dutch government.

A list of Algerian films, including poster images and metadata about the movies.

A list of films produced in Algeria.

Le Portail National de Signalement des Thèses [PNST[) and the Arabic Union Catalogue (in French).

Provides information about different music genres and related musicians.

Provides statistical information and reports on the economy and social issues in Algeria (in French).

News from Algeria (in French).

News from Algeria (in French, English, Arabic and Spanish).

Articles and analysis from an organization campaigning for human rights in Algeria.

Links to different Algerian ministries and their websites with information and official documents (in French).

The official website of the National People's Assembly of Algeria (in Arabic and French).

Provides information on Algeria’s presidency, government institutions and the country in general (in Arabic and French).

Database providing full-text reports on development issues in Tanzania. Set up by the Economic and Social Research Foundation (ESRF) in Dar es Salaam.

Provides information about the Maji Maji Rebellion in July 1905 with links to articles published in German newspapers and journals. The website was set up by students in the African Studies Department at Humboldt University in Berlin.

Provides information about the national anthem, art, music, Bongo flava, traditional music, Mtindo, Taarab, modern styles like reggae and hip hop, Freddie Mercury and the distribution of music.

An online catalogue for five major university collections: Arts and Social Sciences, Law, Science and Engineering, Reference and Document Delivery, and the East African research collection. The library is a legal depository for materials on Tanzania, including government and university publications and those by the UN and other related agencies.

A national website with information about services provided by the government of Tanzania.

Provides details of 600 NGOs and registered civil-society organizations engaged in development work in Tanzania.

Offers censuses and surveys with wide-ranging economic, social and demographic statistical information.

A lexicographic database about Proto-Bantu and other related regional languages as well as (un)published Bantu dictionaries.

Links to government institutions and information for potential investors and tourists.

The official site of the National Assembly in Burundi, including its Constitution (in French).

Approx. 2500 items on Rwanda and Burundi with illustrations and maps, Ruanda-Urundi, Kivu and Oriental provinces and the Belgian Congo. An online guide to the collection was compiled by George A. Smathers Libraries.

Links to government institutions, activities and latest decrees (in French).

Is a general Nigerian discussion forum with a focus on entertainment and technology.

Focuses on (breaking) news and politics in Southern Africa. Provides informed comment and opinion, easy access to key online resources and a forum for reasoned debate. It welcomes comments and contributions.

Agentschap NL helpt u bij het oriënteren op buitenlandse markten. Op onze landenpagina’s vindt u informatie over de economische situatie, politiek, wetgeving en belangrijke instanties in een land.

Provides access to African constitutions and laws and treaties on intellectual property (IP).

Has more than 500 old photos and postcards from the colonial period.

Presents statistical data on Senegal from the Senegalese Ministry of Economics and Finance (in French).

Offers general information and statistics on Senegal (in French).

Provides information (in French) about Dakar, the Senegalese economy, ethnic groups, national parks, history, religion and much more.

A chronological list of (French-language) films from Senegal.

Is the largest source of Ghanaian music videos, music news, interviews, photos, shows and more.

Lists books in the University of Ghana libraries.

Provides statistical data on Ghana.

Provides information about the South Africa-Mali Timbuktu manuscripts project and an overview of manuscript libraries in Timbuktu, a database and a blog.

Offers information about traditional music, music from the Gold Coast in the mid-20th century, Ghanaian pop, guitar bands, dance, high life and hip life music. Also links to related musicians and bands.

Offers free access to videos and gospel music, high life, hip hop, Afro hop songs, traditional music, reggae, rap and dance competitions.

Provides information on the history of Senegalese music, bands and artists.

Has a collection of more than 170,000 works including books, theses, periodicals, audio documents, videos, and software. Is the National Bibliographic Agency for Mali.

Provides statistical data, reports, research and other essential information on Mali.

Provides much useful information, news updates, images, and links to a variety of Ghana-related sites on the web.With an alphabetical index of online resources.

The Historical Archive of Mozambique collects documents from colonial times up to independence in 1975.