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The AfriPlaybook is written and maintained by volunteers: researchers, students, linguists, translators, annotators, and community organisers. Thank you to everyone who has helped build it. Below are the people who have contributed to the playbook repository. The list updates each time the site is published.

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Much of the work behind a guide like this never appears on GitHub: reviewing chapters, translating pages, annotating data, and organising people. If you have helped in one of these ways, open an issue on GitHub or tell us on Discord so we can credit you.

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To join the list of contributors, see How to contribute.

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Masakhane African Languages Hub

The AfriPlaybook is supported by the Masakhane African Languages Hub, a pan-African initiative building open, culturally grounded datasets for African languages. We are grateful for its support.

About the Hub

In collaboration with

  • Bayero University, Kano
  • Bahir Dar University
  • HausaNLP
  • EthioNLP