Medilinks mission is to help strengthen and improve the delivery of healthcare in Africa.

Medilinks recognises a large amount of information applicable to developing nations, ranging from public health to specialist medical information is available in electronic form at a number of western institutions. Although these institutions are willing to share this information with their African counterparts there aren't enough resources in place to effectively share this information.

Medilinks will act as a central point of medical and health related knowledge about Africa. It will provide a medium for the forecasting of important issues and trends in medicine and health care in Africa as well as improving public health in Africa by elevating the quality of medical care, disease prevention, and research provided by an informed readership.

For decades, African healthcare professionals have been generating valuable research and knowledge in respect of their regional, national and local areas. With the near collapse of a number of African economies, medical professionals have found avenues such as traditional publishing research and subscribing to medical journals, holding conferences or workshops to exchange ideas far too expensive and much of this information has been locked away.

Medilinks will promote the exchange of health information in Africa by publishing original, important, well-documented, peer-reviewed articles on a diverse range of health and medical topics.