KMSKenya

East African Journal of Mathematics

Editorial Board

Editorial Board

Editor-in-Chief

  • Prof. Samuel Kariuki, PhD - Technical University of Kenya Expertise: Differential Equations, Mathematical Modeling

Associate Editors

  • Prof. Grace Wanjiku, PhD - University of Nairobi Expertise: Algebra, Number Theory

  • Dr. Michael Okoth, PhD - Makerere University, Uganda Expertise: Statistics, Data Science

  • Prof. Amina Juma, PhD - University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Expertise: Computational Mathematics

  • Dr. Robert Mugambi, PhD - Kenyatta University Expertise: Mathematics Education

Regional Editors

  • East Africa: Prof. James Mwangi, PhD - University of Nairobi
  • Central Africa: Dr. Marie Niyonzima, PhD - University of Rwanda
  • Southern Africa: Prof. David Pretorius, PhD - University of Cape Town
  • West Africa: Dr. Fatima Diallo, PhD - University of Ghana

International Advisory Board

  • Prof. Maria Rodriguez, PhD - University of Cambridge, UK Expertise: Pure Mathematics

  • Prof. Chen Li, PhD - Tsinghua University, China Expertise: Applied Mathematics

  • Prof. Sarah Johnson, PhD - MIT, USA Expertise: Mathematical Biology

  • Prof. Kwame Nkrumah, PhD - African Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Ghana Expertise: Pan-African Mathematical Collaboration

Early Career Editorial Board

  • Dr. Emily Chebet - Moi University
  • Dr. Paul Odhiambo - Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology
  • Dr. Susan Nalwoga - Kyambogo University, Uganda
  • Dr. Jean Ndayishimiye - University of Burundi

Editorial Office

The editorial office is hosted by the Kenya Mathematical Society at the Technical University of Kenya. The managing editor and editorial assistants handle manuscript processing, correspondence, and production coordination.

Peer Review Process

All submissions undergo rigorous double-blind peer review by at least two independent experts. The journal maintains a diverse reviewer database of over 200 mathematicians from 30 countries, with strong representation from African institutions.

The editorial board meets quarterly to discuss journal strategy, review processes, and special initiatives. Board members serve three-year renewable terms, with rotation ensuring continuous infusion of new perspectives and expertise.