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Morocco’s General Library and Archives website that also provides access to its library catalogue.

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

Lists alphabetically all the films produced in Mali.

List of Tunisian movies with trailers and additional information.

Provides access to selected newspaper clippings and other resources dealing with contemporary Mozambican history. Most of this material is in Portuguese.

The website gives information about regional museums, monuments and World Heritage sites, research projects and training courses.

Museums in Africa on Wikipedia.

Provides information about different music genres and related musicians.

Provides information about folk and popular music in colonial times and in the post-independence period.

Provides information on national, popular and traditional music.

Has information on popular and folk music, instruments and artists.

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.

Provides information on traditional and popular music, Hipco and related artists.

Provides information on instruments, types of music and artists.

Provides information on Sega, Asian and rock music and also musical groups and singers from Mauritius.

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

Provides information on the history of Somali music, related institutions and artists.

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.

Provides information on traditional, popular and Christian music and related artists.

Has information on Mbira, Sungura, Tuku music, Jit, Rumba, Gospel, Bulawayo, lyrics, urban grooves and related artists.

Provides access to the Dutch-language website of the Stichting Centrale Discotheek (CDR).

Links to freely available Africa-related material provided by the Nordic Africa Institute.

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

The Namibia Economist is an online newspaper in Namibia covering mainly economic topics.

Website of the Namibia Legal Information Institute

The most comprehensive website on Namibian history and engineering infrastructure with pictures, a biographical database of Namibian personalities with over 2300 entries and the full text of the author's PhD thesis.

The Namibia Press Agency, (NAMPA), was established in 1991 as a national news agency responsible for the distribution of local, regional and international news.

Consists of several databases such as the CapeTown Archives Repository, National Registers of Manuscripts and Photographs (NAREM and NAREF), National Archives' cartographic and library material, microfilms and copies of the Pietermaritzburg Archives Repository, National Register of Audio-Visual Material (NAROM), All Archives Repositories and National Registers of non-public records, National Archives Repository (Public Records of Central Government since 1910), Durban Archives,Port Elizabeth Archives Repository and several other databases.

The NAZ website provides access to all of Zimbabwe’s documented history.

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

Provides comprehensive, timely, relevant, responsive and customer focused Statistical Information relating to the social and economic activities as well as conditions of the inhabitants of Nigeria.

The Central Bank of this country.

The National Coalition of Civil Society for Peace and the Fight against the Proliferation of Small Arms (CONASCIPAL) is a NGO created in 1999 by more than twenty civil society organisations to work on social mediation and the promotion of peace and security in Mali. CONASCIPAL is a partner organization of the Stockholm Peace Research Institute.

The legal currency used in this country (Wikipedia).

The NISR encourages the use of evidence-based information in decision-making and archives reliable data and reports for analysis and dissemination within an integrated and sustainable framework.

Provides information about the National Library of Mauritius and access to its catalogue.

Offers information about the National Library, the Legal Deposit of Liberia and their services.

Information about the National Library of Swaziland.

The website of the NRCM, a government agency that promotes and coordinates research and science & technology in Malawi.

Provides access to economic information including statistics on consumer prices, transport, trade and demographics.

The National Union of Somali Journalists (NUSOJ) was set up in August 2002 as an association called Somali Journalists Network (SOJON) to promote and protect freedom of the press and the interests of journalists after the former Transitional National Government of Somalia prepared and approved a repressive media law.

Provides access to the research output of university staff and students.

Information on Morocco, its government, parliament and the monarchy.

Through the NDC (Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs)) Partnership, members leverage their resources and expertise to provide countries with the tools they need to implement their NDCs and combat climate change to build a better future.

The Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory delivers the core-work of the Nelson Mandela Foundation. The Foundation is a not-for-profit organisation established in 1999 to support its Founder’s ongoing engagement in worthy causes on his retirement as President of South Africa.

This website provides access to the open data of official development aid projects and programmes in IATI format, started after January 2015 and executed by the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland – RVO.nl). These projects are commissioned and funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The New Era is a daily national newspaper owned by the government of Namibia. The newspaper is one of four daily national newspapers in the country, the others being The Namibian (English and indigenous languages), Die Republikein (Afrikaans and English) and Allgemeine Zeitung (German).

Privately owned, London-based.

Privately owned daily.