A Milestone Worth Celebrating
When we launched Citewall a few short weeks ago, we believed deeply that African universities, journals, and research institutions deserved a world class plagiarism detection tool—one that was affordable, citation aware, and built with their realities in mind. Yesterday, that belief was validated in the most powerful way: the Keffi Hospital Journal and the Keffi Journal of Medicine and Medical Sciences (KJMMS) became the first institutional subscribers to Citewall.
Both journals are based in Nasarawa State, Nigeria, and are peer reviewed, open access publications dedicated to advancing medical knowledge and public health research. Their decision to adopt Citewall marks a turning point—not just for us as a platform, but for the entire academic community that has long needed accessible, high quality, affordable plagiarism detection.
Meet the Pioneers
Keffi Hospital Journal
The Keffi Hospital Journal is a multidisciplinary medical journal that publishes original research, case reports, and review articles focused on hospital practice, healthcare management, and clinical medicine. With a commitment to ethical publishing and open access, the journal’s editorial team recognises that maintaining originality is a cornerstone of scholarly trust.
Keffi Journal of Medicine and Medical Sciences (KJMMS)
KJMMS is a peer reviewed, open access journal covering medicine, public health, and allied health sciences. It follows a rigorous double blind peer review process and is freely available under a Creative Commons licence. By partnering with Citewall, KJMMS is taking an extra step to ensure that every published article meets the highest standards of academic integrity.
Why These Journals Chose Citewall
Both editorial teams were looking for a solution that could:
- Detect similarity accurately without penalising properly cited quotations—something many generic checkers fail to do.
- Provide detailed, professional reports that authors and reviewers can easily interpret.
- Fit within the budget of an independent African journal—no expensive institutional licences or per user fees that strain limited resources.
- Offer AI detection capabilities as the use of large language models becomes increasingly common in manuscript preparation.
Citewall met all of these needs, and we are proud to now serve as the plagiarism detection partner for both journals.
What This Means for Authors and Researchers
For researchers submitting to the Keffi Hospital Journal or KJMMS, this partnership brings immediate benefits:
- Faster feedback—editors can quickly verify the originality of a manuscript without waiting for external reports.
- Educational value—authors receive a detailed similarity breakdown that helps them improve their citation practices before publication.
- Greater trust—readers can be confident that the articles they are citing have passed through a rigorous originality check.
A Call to Other Institutions
The Keffi journals have shown that world class plagiarism detection is not just for wealthy Western universities. Whether you run a small medical journal, a growing research institute, or a large university, Citewall can be customised to fit your needs and budget.
We offer institutional plans with unlimited checks, class management dashboards, and dedicated support. If you would like to explore how Citewall can support your journal or institution, reach out to us—we’d love to start a conversation.
To the editorial teams at Keffi Hospital Journal and KJMMS: thank you for trusting Citewall. We are honoured to be part of your commitment to research integrity.
— The Citewall Team
Lusaka, Zambia | 12Th July 2026
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