The African Journal Partnership Project (AJPP) is a program that partners African health and medical journals with leading journals published in the United States and the United Kingdom. The goal of the program is to strengthen the African health and medical journals so that they can be accepted into MEDLINE, resulting in African health and medical research being available to the world. The premise behind the project is that valuable research is being carried out in endemic countries but is not often available to a wider international audience.

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Group photo from 2009 Annual AJPP Meeting in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania:
First row: Abraham Haileamak, Tom Goehl, Chiwoza Bandawe, James Tumwine
Second row: Diane Lang, Christine Laine, Julia Royall, Bono Sen, Muza Gondwe
Third row: Siaka Sidibe, Trish Groves, Ione Auston, Steve Morrissey, David Ofori-Adjei, John Kachimba