''Pula: Botswana Journal of African Studies'', established in 1978, is a

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covering studies on

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, especially Southern Africa. In 2006 ''Pula'' was one of a group of African journals selected by

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's "African e-Journals Project" to be digitized and placed online. Only articles up to 2003 are currently available from that archive, but an online version is available beginning with the 2012 issues.

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