he mission of Tambari Journal of Information, Theatre and Communication Studies is to: Provide a reputable peer-reviewed outlet for high-quality research in information studies, theatre arts, media, and communication disciplines. Promote interdisciplinary scholarship that bridges theory, practice, and emerging digital and creative media landscapes. Encourage original contributions that reflect African perspectives, cultural expressions, and indigenous knowledge systems within global academic conversations. Support early-career and established researchers by fostering rigorous academic standards, ethical publishing practices, and constructive peer review. Enhance the dissemination of knowledge that contributes to media development, performance studies, communication policy, and cultural innovation.
The mission of Tambari Journal of Information, Theatre and Communication Studies is to: Provide a reputable peer-reviewed outlet for high-quality research in information studies, theatre arts, media, and communication disciplines. Promote interdisciplinary scholarship that bridges theory, practice, and emerging digital and creative media landscapes. Encourage original contributions that reflect African perspectives, cultural expressions, and indigenous knowledge systems within global academic conversations. Support early-career and established researchers by fostering rigorous academic standards, ethical publishing practices, and constructive peer review. Enhance the dissemination of knowledge that contributes to media development, performance studies, communication policy, and cultural innovation.
To become a leading international platform for scholarly excellence in Information, Theatre, and Communication Studies, advancing innovative research, critical discourse, and interdisciplinary knowledge that informs academic inquiry, creative practice, and societal development, particularly within Africa and the Global South. Mission Statement
