The Development and Intellectualisation of African Languages Revisited. by Ndoleriire, Oswald Kyamulesire

“…In this article, I am revisiting, the well-known topic of developing African languages and the concept of the intellectualisation of African languages. …”
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The use of South African languages by youth on social media by Carol Lesame, Edgar Malatji

Subjects: “…South African languages…”
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Ìgbélárugẹ Èdè: Akinwumi Isola’s Model for Promoting African Languages by Akinloye Ojo

“…This is part of this write-up’s focus plus the plight of African languages with attention to the benefit and challenges for their empowerment. …”
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From Orality to Scriptuality : the Contribution of African Languages to the English Language Teaching by Andjou Frédéric KOUADIO

“…The implementation of such a project implies that African languages be teachable in the school institution. …”
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Human language technology tools for indigenous South African languages and their potential use by Respect Mlambo, Muzi Matfunjwa

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Didactics of African Languages and English for Specific Purposes: Integrated Approaches for Hybrid Learning by Ibrahima KARAMOKO & Nongoiala Sidiky SILUE

“…This article proposes a reflection on the integration of African languages and English for specialization in a hybrid teaching approach. …”
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An Analysis of Traditional Cosmogony in African Languages Through Thomas Mofolo's Chaka and Andrew Ekwuru's Song of Steel by Richmond Jean-Baptiste Gnoleba MADOU

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The Influence of lecturers’ verbal and non-verbal immediacy behaviour on perceived affective and cognitive learning in a multicultural context. by Lydie Terblanche, Terry Terblanche

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SAWUBONA. A theo-ethic for everyday decolonial gestures by C.J. Kaunda

Subjects: “…Intellectualisation of African languages…”
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The African writer between two languages: reflections of a toubab by Ewa Kalinowska

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Indigenous languages as predictors of understanding and accepting COVID-19 vaccines in Nigeria and South Africa by Israel Fadipe, Abiodun Salawu, Olanrewaju John Ogundeyi

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A brief overview of Bible translation in South Africa by E. A. Hermanson

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Schools of Indian and Iranian languages by E. L. Gladkova

“…Teaching Indian and Iranian and African languages is carried out at MGIMO since 1954. Today the Department of Indo-Iranian and African languages does the teaching of languages Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, Persian, Dari, Pashto, Tajik, Amharic, Swahili.…”
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Pamela J. Olubunmi Smith’s Translation Style in The Freedom Fight and Treasury of Childhood Memories by Tolulope Ibikunle

“…The essay concludes by advocating for better circulation, promotion and expansion of the cultural, philosophical, religious, political and social ideas of Africans through translations of literary works written in English, French and other languages into African languages and those written in African languages into English, French and other languages. …”
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Teaching accounting principles using augmented reality and artificial intelligence-generated IsiZulu language translations by Abejide Ade-Ibijola, Aneetha Sukhari, Solomon Sunday Oyelere

“…This study provides a platform for the translation of the accounting curriculum into numerous indigenous African languages.…”
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Cognitive Semantics Against Creole Exceptionalism: A Case Study of Body Part Expressions in Nigerian Pidgin by Kosecki Krzysztof

“…It is argued that the expressions not only involve embodied universal patterns of imaginative reasoning, but also blend the substratum patterns of West African languages with the superstratum influence of colonial lexifiers, especially English. …”
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Misinterpretation of speaker intent in a multilingual workforce by Rita Ribbens

“…What whites interpret as "blunt" requests (often regarded as demands) can be ascribed to different norms of communication in African languages. These findings have implications for successful intercultural communication in an industrial society. …”
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A decolonial reading of the Third Chapter of the Gospel of John in Moffat’s Translation of the Catechism into Setswana (1826) by I.D. Mothoagae

“… The Setswana language is one of the Southern African languages that was “reduced” into a written language through the translation of Christian literature by the London Missionary Society. …”
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Determiner spreading in Rukiga by Asiimwe Allen, Kouneli Maria, van der Wal Jenneke

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