Full Description
The new South Africa inherited a history of linguistic marginalisation. The dawn of democracy ushered in a period of redressing and reclaiming African languages to their rightful place. The country has had to live its true multilingual nature - a project that continues to evade former colonial states. True to the commitment of a just linguistically equitable society, this collection of essays, written in isiZulu, Tshivenda, Sesotho sa Leboa, Sesotho and Setswana, argues for the centrality of multilingualism as a means of intellectualising, utilising and developing African languages.
Contents
Acknowledgements
Preface
Chapter 1. Botemengata: Diphuputso tse ikgethileng tsa South African Centre for Digital Language Resources Bakeng sa ho Ntshetsa Pele Mehlodi ya Dipuo
Chapter 2. Thekesonomi ya go Hlabolla Mareo a Maleme a Seaforika: Thuto-Tlhahlo ya Sesotho sa Leboa
Chapter 3. Udaba Lwezilimi Zomdabu Njengezilimi Zemfundo Ephakeme eNingizimu Afrika
Chapter 4. Ukwehlukahlukana Kwezilimi Ekufundiseni Ingane yase-Afrika Emfundweni Ephakeme
Chapter 5. Ukusetshenziswa Nokuqhakambiswa Kwezilimi Zomdabu Ezikhungweni Zemfundo Ephakeme Njengesenzo Sobuntu
Chapter 6. Imfundo Yolimi Lwebele Ngale Kwebanga Lesi-3: Umbono Wamalungelo Abantu
Chapter 7. Ukumbandakanywa Kolwazi Lwendabuko Nezilimi zesiNtu Emfundweni Yasezikhungweni Zemfundo Ephakeme eNingizimu Afrika
Chapter 8. Ukubaluleka Kwezilimi zoMdabu noLwazi Lwendabuko Ezifundweni Zemfundo Ephakeme
Chapter 9. Intshisekelo Yokufunda Yabafundi Basenyuvesi yase-Afrika Abenza Unyaka Wokuqala: Imiphumela Yokungenelela Ngenoveli Yezilimi Eziningi
Chapter10. Ukusetshenziswa Kolimi Lwendabuko Ngempumelelo Ocwaningweni Lolwazi
Chapter 11. Tshumiso ya Nyambo dza Tshirema Magudedzini a Ntha a Pfunzo Afrika Tshipembe Izithasiselo
