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African Digital Research Repositories: Strengthening Knowledge Access Across the Continent
Introduction Across Africa, universities and research institutions are rapidly transforming how knowledge is created, stored, and shared. One of the most significant developments in this transformation is the rise of digital research repositories—online platforms that preserve scholarly outputs such as theses, journal articles, datasets, and conference papers. These repositories are not only…
UNESCO and the Future of Information Access in Africa
Across Africa’s rapidly evolving knowledge landscape, information access is no longer just about availability—it is about equity, infrastructure, skills, and participation. As digital transformation accelerates, the question is shifting from “Who has access?” to “Who is meaningfully included in the global knowledge system?” In this context, UNESCO continues to play a pivotal role in shaping…
Lessons from the Computer Era: Why Librarians Cannot Ignore AI in Libraries
Libraries have never stood still. They evolve when information systems evolve. From handwritten catalogues to digital databases, each transformation has reshaped how knowledge is stored, accessed, and shared. Today, artificial intelligence represents the next major shift—one that carries both opportunity and urgency. The key question is not whether AI belongs in libraries, but what history…
Ethiopia, Vietnam, and the Colonialism Debate: Why History Is More Complex Than It Seems
Introduction Discussions about global inequality often turn into comparisons between countries with very different histories. A recent viral exchange involving Ethiopia, Vietnam, and comments from Elon Musk illustrates how quickly complex historical realities can be reduced to simple conclusions. At the centre of the debate is a familiar claim: if colonialism were the main explanation for…
The Future of Digital Libraries in Ethiopia
Building Inclusive Knowledge Systems for a Connected Generation Across the world, digital libraries are transforming how societies create, preserve, and access knowledge. In Ethiopia, the future of digital libraries is becoming increasingly important as universities, schools, research institutions, and public organisations seek modern ways to support education, innovation, and national…
From Book Scarcity to Digital Opportunity: Robe City's New Digital Public Library Opens Doors to Knowledge
Introduction In many parts of Ethiopia, access to books remains a challenge for students and young learners. For some, the lack of reading materials can become an obstacle to educational success. For others, it becomes a source of inspiration to create change. That spirit of transformation is embodied in the newly inaugurated Digital Public Library in Robe City, an initiative established by Dr…
Meet African Librarians Transforming Communities | Librarian Spotlight Africa Documentary
Across Africa, librarians are quietly leading some of the most important transformations in education, digital inclusion, literacy, research support, and community development. While their contributions often remain overlooked, a growing movement is working to change that narrative. The documentary “Meet African Librarians Transforming Communities | Librarian Spotlight Africa” shines a light on…
Celebrating Eid Al Adha: INFOLIBNET Extends Warm Wishes to Muslims Worldwide
As Muslims around the world prepare to celebrate Eid Al Adha, INFOLIBNET proudly joins the global community in sharing warm wishes of peace, compassion, unity, and prosperity. 🌙✨ Eid Al Adha, also known as the Festival of Sacrifice, is a meaningful occasion that reflects the values of faith, generosity, gratitude, and humanity. It is a time for families, friends, and communities to come together…
The Rise of Digital Information Curators in Africa
Across Africa, a silent transformation is taking place in libraries, universities, research centres, archives, media institutions, and digital communities. The role of information professionals is rapidly evolving beyond traditional cataloguing and physical collection management. In the age of artificial intelligence, digital scholarship, misinformation, and data abundance, a new generation of…
African Union Day 2026: Libraries at the Heart of Africa’s Future
Every year, African Union Day reminds us of the power of unity, shared identity, and collective progress across the African continent. It is a moment to celebrate Africa’s cultural richness, intellectual heritage, resilience, and the growing aspirations of its people toward a more connected and knowledge-driven future. As Africa navigates rapid technological, educational, and social…
Beyond Google: 100 Scholarly Platforms Every Librarian Should Know in the AI Era
In an age where artificial intelligence can generate answers in seconds, the real challenge is no longer finding information — it is finding credible, scholarly, and evidence-based knowledge. Across universities, research institutions, and libraries, students and researchers often struggle to locate quality academic materials for assignments, dissertations, systematic reviews, grant proposals,…
Digital Silence Is No Longer an Option: Why African University Libraries Must Rethink Social Media
Introduction Across Africa, universities are investing heavily in digital transformation, online learning systems, institutional repositories, and research visibility. Yet one of the most important communication channels in this ecosystem remains underused: the social media accounts managed by university libraries. A quick review of many university library pages on Facebook, LinkedIn, X,…
Why African Libraries Matter in the Global Knowledge Economy
In the twenty-first century, knowledge has become one of the world’s most valuable resources. Nations that effectively create, organise, preserve, and share knowledge are better positioned to achieve economic growth, technological innovation, educational transformation, and cultural influence. Within this global knowledge economy, libraries are no longer silent book repositories alone; they are…
North London Roars with Pride: Arsenal Fans Worldwide Celebrate in Style!
Arsenal F.C. supporters across the globe are once again celebrating with passion, pride, and unwavering loyalty. From the streets of North London to football-loving communities across Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas, the red-and-white spirit continues to unite millions of fans under one powerful identity: the Gunners family. For Arsenal fans, football is more than ninety minutes on the…
Building Bridges Between Africa and International Institutions
Strengthening Knowledge Partnerships Through INFOLIBNET In an increasingly interconnected world, collaboration between African institutions and international partners has become more important than ever. Universities, libraries, research centres, cultural institutions, and development organisations across Africa are seeking stronger global engagement to enhance knowledge exchange, educational…
Artist Tewodros Kassahun vis-Ă -vis Artist Kemer Yusuf: Two Distinct Voices in Ethiopian Music, Identity, Style, Political Expression, Historical Memory, and Cultural Impact
Ethiopian music continues to serve as a powerful space where identity, history, politics, and culture intersect. Within this evolving landscape, Tewodros Kassahun and Kemer Yusuf stand out as two influential artists whose work reflects different yet equally important dimensions of Ethiopia’s musical and cultural consciousness. Rather than positioning these artists in opposition, this discussion…
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How Librarians Can Use Artificial Intelligence Tools Effectively
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming libraries and information services around the world. From automating routine tasks to improving user engagement and enhancing research support, AI tools are becoming valuable partners for modern librarians. Rather than replacing librarians, AI empowers information professionals to work smarter, deliver better services, and focus more on…