Wikipedia:WikiProject Africa/Articles to be written or improved
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List here all the articles to be improved with a note as to what needs to be done. All requested articles that have not yet been written should go under to be created.
To be improved
edit- Twa – Ethnic group in central Africa, missing citations and needs copy editing
- Tanzanian cheetah – subspecies of cheetah from east Africa, needs references and expansion.
- Adamu Tesfaw – there might be material to expand this in his profile on Ethiopian tv, Part one here
- African Leaders State of Africa Report – stub, needs expanding & notability has been questioned
- African philosophy – start class, needs references & has a POV tag
- Africanization – stub, needs expansion, more prose, and references.
- Ali Hassan Mwinyi – stub, former president of Tanzania, needs references added.
- Ali Mohamed Shein – stub, vice-president of Tanzania, needs references.
- Ancient nubians – stub, needs references & expansion.
- Ashanti mythology – stub, needs references.
- Aziza – stub, Dahomey mythology – needs references.
- Azrail – stub, Hausa mythology – needs references.
- Congo (Brazzaville) Civil War – stub, needs some words!
- Juliette Bonkoungou – start class, Burkinabé ambassador to Canada, from a translation & needs some copy editing as a result.
- Legends of Africa – start class, quite a long article needs proper referencing and some wikification. Text possibly needs some rewriting.
- Roch Marc Christian Kaboré – start class, Burkinabé politician – needs cleanup, very POV.
- Viriato da Cruz – start class, needs copy editing & references
- Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa – update information, references.
- African design – many redlinks for notable people.
To be created
editNigeria
- Secretary to the Federal Government of Nigeria
- Nigerian Broadcasting Commission
- Ministry of Power and Steel
- Nigerian Copyright Commission
- National Sports Commission
- National Orientation Agency
- Federal Aviation Authority of Nigeria
- Federal Environmental Protection Agency
- Nigerian Agricultural and Rural Development Bank
- National Agricultural Extension, Research and Liaison Services
- National Emergency Management Agency
- National Water Resources Institute
- National Centre for Remote Sensing
- African Democratic Congress
- Fahu Forest Reserve
- New Democrats (Nigeria)
- People Progressive Party
- Masses Movement of Nigeria
- National Conscience Party
- African Renaissance Party
- Committee for National Consensus
- National Centre Party of Nigeria
- Justice Party (Nigeria)
- Kano People's Party
- Lagos State United Front
- Mabolaje Grand Alliance
- Northern Elements Progressive Union
- Republican Party (Nigeria)
- Zamfara Commoners Party
- F. F. Tabai
- G. A. Oguntade
- Sunday A. Akintan
- Mahmud Mohammed
- Walter Samuel Nkanu Onnoghen
- Ikechi Francis Ogbuagu
- Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad
- Pius Olayiwola Aderemi
- Christopher Michael Chukwuma-Eneh
- Pere Ajuwa
- Ambrose Owuru
- Emmanuel Okereke
- Lawrence Adedoyin
- Habu Fari
- Maxi Okwu
- Emmanuel Obayuwana
- Olapade Agoro
- Mojisola Obasanjo
- Akwukwu, Nigeria – do you mean Akwukwu-Igbo?
- Kagogi - archaeological site
- Yau, Nigeria - archaeological site
- Argot, Mali Mining Area
- Fédération d'Athlétisme du Burundi
- Fédération Tchadienne d'Athlétisme
- List of African place name etymologies
- Tasarahla (Bir al-Ksaib)
- Kayanza Roadmap – mentioned in a petition to the White House
- Centre de recherches africaines, Paris [1]
- Afriques: Débats, Méthodes et Terrains d'Histoire (ISSN 2108-6796)
- Cahiers d'Outre-Mer
- Centre d'études des mondes africains)
- Historiography of Africa [2]
- Institut de recherches et d’études sur le monde arabe et musulman
- Africa Contemporary Record
- Hyzah (singer)
- History of migrations in Africa – many groups are not in their original territory
- Historical contacts between Egypt and Nigeria/Cameroon
- Werra Qallo people – now inhabit Hararghe, were living in Dawaro long before the Oromo migration.[1]
- Land reform
- Land reform in Algeria, Land reform in Angola, Land reform in Ascension Island, Land reform in Benin, Land reform in Botswana, Land reform in Burkina Faso, Land reform in Burundi, Land reform in Cameroon, Land reform in the Canary Islands, Land reform in Cape Verde, Land reform in the Central African Republic, Land reform in Ceuta, Land reform in Chad, Land reform in the Comoros, Land reform in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Land reform in Djibouti, Land reform in Equatorial Guinea, Land reform in Eritrea, Land reform in Eswatini, Land reform in Gabon, Land reform in the Gambia, Land reform in Ghana, Land reform in Guinea, Land reform in Guinea-Bissau, Land reform in Ivory Coast, Land reform in Kenya, Land reform in Lesotho, Land reform in Liberia, Land reform in Libya, Land reform in Madagascar, Land reform in Madeira, Land reform in Malawi, Land reform in Mali, Land reform in Mauritania, Land reform in Mauritius, Land reform in Mayotte, Land reform in Melilla, Land reform in Morocco, Land reform in Mozambique, Land reform in Niger, Land reform in Nigeria, Land reform in the Republic of the Congo, Land reform in Réunion, Land reform in the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, Land reform in Saint Helena, Land reform in São Tomé and Príncipe, Land reform in Senegal, Land reform in Seychelles, Land reform in Sierra Leone, Land reform in Somalia, Land reform in Somaliland, Land reform in South Sudan, Land reform in Sudan, Land reform in Tanzania, Land reform in Togo, Land reform in Tristan da Cunha, Land reform in Tunisia, Land reform in Uganda
- Kingdoms deserving of a page (see List of kingdoms in Africa throughout history for references): Kingdom of Hodna, Imamate of Tahert, Belew Kingdom, Kingdom of Gisaka, Sultanate of Damut, Busongora Kingdom, Tekedi Kingdom, Heru Kingdom and Buha Kingdoms, Ndzuwani Sultanate, Antemoro Kingdom, Kingdom of Mpororo, Betsimisiraka Kingdom, Sakalava Kingdom, Tadmekka Kingdom, Diafunu Kingdom, Mamprugu Kingdom, Kingdom of Koala, Kingdom of Bavira, Yaka Kingdom, Pawir Kingdom (having trouble placing), Haya Kingdoms, clans preceding Kingdom of Rwanda?, Buricimba Empire, Kingdom of the Sapes
- ^ Pankhurst. 1997. p. 286.