Jacob Jaygbay, Jr.

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Jacob Jaygbay, Jr. was born in Liberia. He is one of the leading voices on scholarly publishing in Africa. He has published on the challenges, politics and self-censorship in African scholarship. Some of his work includes:

Politics of African Scholarly publishing[1],
Content Manangement for African Universites[2],
Graduate Course Reading Material[3],
Self-Censorship in African Scholarship[4],
Lecture Ohio University[5].

Jacob Jaygbay is the managing editor of JEPS Publishing Services, a commercial publishing services business based in [Annandale, Virginia], with an outreach emphasis on social science research texts from Africa, information design, and ICT strategy consulting for African research institutions. In 2001, JEPS produced a semiannual periodical Review of African periodical articles ISSN 1524-069X.^[1]. He is also the founder of JEPS ICT Solutions, Inc. an international strategy and technology consulting firm.