The Syrian Heritage Archive Project, run with German and Syrian partners, publishes photographs, surveys and documentation of historic cities, mosques and museum collections. Records are searchable by site and object type.
The Alliance Française de Bangui's image section collects historical and contemporary photographs of the Central African Republic, alongside cultural events and exhibitions in Bangui for visitors.
The cultural heritage section of The Gambia's National Centre for Arts and Culture covers national museum collections, traditional crafts, heritage projects, and visitor information for visitors.
The National Institute of Studies and Research of Guinea-Bissau provides access to the national library, historical archives, ethnographic research catalogues, and publications online for researchers.
The official site of Somalia's National Library in Mogadishu, with information on collections, reading services, cultural events, contact details, and updates on heritage preservation. The library also supports research and cultural programming.
A project page on the National Archive of South Sudan, describing the conservation, cataloguing, and digitization of government records in Juba from the colonial period onward.
Sudan Memory is a digital archive of historical photographs, architectural drawings, manuscripts, and oral histories, searchable by theme, place, and period across Sudan for researchers.
The Cultural Map of São Tomé and Príncipe gathers museums, heritage sites, artists, and cultural events in one browsable national directory for visitors and researchers.
The D'Aguilar Art Foundation in Nassau holds Bahamian painting and prints, with exhibitions, artist archives, appointment-based visits, collection highlights, and visitor information online for researchers.
The FSM national government site provides contacts, policy documents, and heritage project information for national archives, culture, and historic preservation, as a starting point rather than a database.
The Tuvaluan government's digital nation project explains how 3D scanning and digital archives are used to preserve land, culture, and memory as sea levels rise.