Vol. 39 No. 2 (2019) | South African Journal of African Languages

The sociology of language choice and multilingualism in Zimbabwe: Reflections on language choices by front office personnel in formal workplace discourse

Jubilee Chikasha

111-118

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Celebrating traditional medical practice in the Shona novel Ndoitawo Zvakaita Vamwe

Willie Chigidi, Tyanai Charamba

119-125

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Life-affirmation in Chirikure Chirikure’s ‘Europe Vakomana!’ and Greater Mhondera’s ‘Usatye Kani Africa!’

Charles Tembo, Dave Mutasa

126-134

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Ubunkondlo ezihlabelelweni zamaNazaretha

Melusi Ernest Msomi

135-145

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Patriarchal attitudes in two selected isiXhosa literary texts

Zoliswa Made

146-152

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‘A grass widow’s gendered narrative’: Renegotiating identities in Lauretta Ngcobo’s The prodigal daughter

Evangeline Bonisiwe Zungu

153-158

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Totemism: A symbolic representation of a clan with specific reference to the Basotho ba Leboa – An ethnographical approach

Mokgale Makgopa

159-164

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A constitutional language name, lost in translation and its impact on the identity of the first language speakers

Tebogo Jacob Rakgogo, Linda van Huyssteen

165-174

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New-born baby naming practices of the Vhavenḓa: A sociolinguistic analysis perspective

Mutshinyani Mercy Mahwasane, Thambatshira Johannes Tshifaro

175-184

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African Wordnet as a tool to identify semantic relatedness and semantic similarity

Stanley Madonsela

185-190

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/mu/ and mu-reduction in Nyakyusa

Bastian Persohn

191-203

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IsiZulu as an indigenous African language, and technology in the basic education sector in KwaZulu-Natal

Phephani Gumbi

204-210

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Ulimi oluyizingathekiso olutholakala ezithakazelweni zesiZulu

Celani Lucky Zwane

211-221

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Articles

The sociology of language choice and multilingualism in Zimbabwe: Reflections on language choices by front office personnel in formal workplace discourse

Celebrating traditional medical practice in the Shona novel Ndoitawo Zvakaita Vamwe

Life-affirmation in Chirikure Chirikure’s ‘Europe Vakomana!’ and Greater Mhondera’s ‘Usatye Kani Africa!’

Ubunkondlo ezihlabelelweni zamaNazaretha

Patriarchal attitudes in two selected isiXhosa literary texts

‘A grass widow’s gendered narrative’: Renegotiating identities in Lauretta Ngcobo’s The prodigal daughter

Totemism: A symbolic representation of a clan with specific reference to the Basotho ba Leboa – An ethnographical approach

A constitutional language name, lost in translation and its impact on the identity of the first language speakers

New-born baby naming practices of the Vhavenḓa: A sociolinguistic analysis perspective

African Wordnet as a tool to identify semantic relatedness and semantic similarity

/mu/ and mu-reduction in Nyakyusa

IsiZulu as an indigenous African language, and technology in the basic education sector in KwaZulu-Natal

Ulimi oluyizingathekiso olutholakala ezithakazelweni zesiZulu

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