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The June 2026 issue of the African Journal of Pharmaceutical and Herbal Research highlights an important transition in pharmaceutical and herbal research across Africa: the shift from documenting traditional medicinal knowledge to generating rigorous scientific evidence to support pharmaceutical innovation and rational healthcare. The contributions published in this issue collectively demonstrate that medicinal plants should no longer be viewed solely as components of traditional practice but rather as valuable sources of biologically active compounds that require systematic pharmacological, toxicological, microbiological, and pharmaceutical investigation. This issue opens with a comprehensive review examining the ethnopharmacological relevance of Moringa oleifera in African livestock systems. By linking phytochemical evidence with veterinary applications, the review identifies the translational gap between traditional ethnoveterinary practices and standardized evidence-based protoco...
It is with great pride and excitement that I welcome you to the inaugural issue of the African Journal of Pharmaceutical and Herbal Research (AJPHR), a journal dedicated to showcasing high-quality research on African medicinal plants, pharmaceutical innovation, and bioactive natural products. The AJPHR emerges as a platform to support rigorous scientific inquiry into traditional and modern therapeutic agents rooted in Africa’s rich botanical and pharmacological heritage. This maiden issue represents not only a scholarly milestone but also a statement of commitment: to elevate African research voices, validate traditional healing systems, and contribute meaningfully to global pharmaceutical knowledge. This debut issue features five research articles spanning neuroprotection, toxicity evaluation, antioxidant profiling, and phytochemical investigations, all grounded in African medicinal flora. We begin with Zapoteca portoricensis, evaluated in a scopolamine-induced model of Alzhe...
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