African Languages: Multilingualism & Development
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Item Isingeniso Esiyisisekelo Emkhakheni Womculo(University of KwaZulu-Natal Press, 2024-06-01) Bethke, Andrew-John.Le ncwadi inikeza isingeniso ohlelweni kuhlelo lohlakalokubhalela umculo. Ihlukaniswe yaba izingxenye ezimbili ezinkulu: indidiyelosigqi nenothi. Isigaba sendidiyelosigqi sibonisa ukuthi ubude beskhathi samanothi omculo bumelwe kanjani kuhlelo lohlakalokubhalela. Isebenzisa izingoma ezaziwayo zaseNingizimu Afrika ukukhombisa abafundi ukuthi lokho abakuzwayo kwindidiyelosigqi kungadluliselwa kanjani kokubhaliwe. Ifaka isingeniso sezimiso zamanje zokuhlanganisa isigqi ngokuya ngamametrical pulses. Isigaba senothi sethula izimiso zokuqamba iphimbo kanye nomqondo wokuthi ibanga phakathi kwamanothi lilinganiswa kanjani: amathoni, amathoni amancane nezikhawu. Iqukethe isigatshana sezimiso zokuhlanganisa iphimbo libe yizilinganiso. Kuzo zombili izigaba zesigqi kanye nephimbo, izibonelo eziningi ezisetshenzisiwe zinikezwe ukuze abafundi bakwazi ukuthuthukisa ukuzethemba. Amaworksheets anikeziwe enzelwe abafundi bakwazi ukuziqeqesha kulokho asebekufundile.Item Implementing and Promoting Multilingualism: Speaking through Different Tongues in South African Higher Education Spaces(University of KwaZulu-Natal Press, 2024-06-03) Ngubane, Nomalungelo.; Ntombela, Berrington.; Ndebele, Hloniphani.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.