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- Genetic Unity of the Niger-Congo Family
- Language Problems in Demographic Field Work in Africa: the Case of the Cameroon Fertility Survey
- Discovering Africa's Rich History & Culture
- Language & Ethnic Identity
- Language Ideologies and the Politics of Language in Post- Colonial Africa
- A Comparative Study of the Social Function of African Algaita and Chinese Suona
- The Valorisation of African Languages and Policies in the African Education Systems: a Case of Uganda
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- English and French As Official Languages in Cameroon: the Intentionality of Colonial Representations and the Failure of a Cameroon-Centric Identity; 1884 and After
- Niger-Congo Languages Jeff Good [email protected] Draft Date: May 1, 2018
- Anti-Black Racism and the Foreign Black Other: Constructing Blackness and the Sporting Migrant
- The Role of Pidgin English in Cameroon: a National Language
- 114 African Languages and African Literature
- Legislation and Language Policies in South Africa
- I “'Cause This Is Africa”: Contesting Visual, Sonic, and Performed
- A Survey Report for the Bantu Languages
- Why Are More African Countries Adopting English As an Official Language? Patrick Plonski, Asratie Teferra, and Rachel Brady Pres
- Le Syntagme Nominal En Wolof : Une Approche Typologique
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- Official Language Policies in Africa
- Introduction Cameroon, a Central African Nation Just Slightly to the North of the Equator, Borders Nigeria, Chad, CAR, Congo
- The Soninké Foyer and the Mouride Brotherhood Dafne Accoroni
- The Language Situation in Africa Today ABDULAZIZ Y
- Multilingual Backgrounds and the Identity Issue in Cameroon
- African Language Resource Handbook: a Resource Handbook of the Eighty-Two Highest Priority African Languages
- New Updated Guthrie List, a Referential Classification of the Bantu Languages
- 88 ROOTS of KISW Ahll.J: COLONIALISM, NATIONALISM
- The Languages of Africa LIN 4930/6932
- Language and African Development: Theoretical Reflections on the Place of Languages in African Studies FINEX NDHLOVU Victoria University, Australia