The sixteen articles in this edition cover diverse aspects of pastoralism and rangeland management in Africa. They bring a fresh sense of pastoralism and rangeland management. These include a review of issues, challenges and practices; youth perspectives on pastoralism highlighting opportunities and threats faced by young pastoralists; land tenure system in pastoralist societies, including findings of a study tour to Peru; effect of traditional rangeland management practices on vegetation structure and aboveground biomass. The changing roles of women in pastoral areas of Somaliland presents a glimpse of gender issues . A caps tone findings and provisional recommendations regarding environmental impacts of land management in pastoralist and wildlife eco-tourism coexistence in Serengeti Park in Tanzania, offers an insight on off-road-drive phenomenon.