AfricanLanguages
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AfricanLanguages
'''AfricanLanguages was set up by Mwangi wa Mutahi in early 1999 as a "forum for African Language reading and writing." It was an "e-group" that became a Yahoogroup when Yahoo took over that service. I discovered it and joined in Sept. 2002 and have contributed regularly since then. I've posted so often to it that it is easier to browse or search the archives themselves than to compile links here.
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African Literary Circle(Google Group) Formed
A Google group known as African Literary circle have been formed. It is described as "a Forum for Africans and non Africans interested in African Literature"."NERDC Inaugurates Language Policy Committee" (Nigeria)
Another fwd from lgpolicy-list on the topic of Nigerian language policy NERDC Inaugurates Language Policy C'ttee ..."NERDC To Produce National Language Policy" (Nigeria)
Fwd from lgpolicy-list... NERDC To Produce National Language Policy Written by Anietie Patrick and Moses Vincent Okorie, Abuja Wednesday, 21 July 2010 22:05"Blueprint Underway For Nigerian Language Policy"
Fwd from lgpolicy-list... Blueprint Underway For Nigerian Language Policy By Innocent Oweh, Correspondent, AbujaNigeria: Language policy will engender national development - Resear
FYI - Fwd from lgpolicy-list. I'm still puzzled by high pronouncements about "bilingualism" in countries where people are commonly multilingual - theFW: Africa: Multilingual Education Pays Off
FYI - more on the subject of the UNESCO & ADEA report. ... From: H-Net Network on Swahili language and culture [mailto:H-SWAHILI@...] On Behalf OfWhy & how Africa should invest in African languages & multilingual e
UNESCO's Institute for Lifelong Learning, and the Association for the Development of Education in Africa (ADEA) have just released a report entitled "Why andRe: Looking for Translators!
Sorry, I can't help you with the translation or translators. ... Jouni Maho ... Sorry, I can't help you with the translation or translators. --- Jouni Maho OnRe: Looking for Translators!
This is definitely a Southern African Nguni-Bantu language. It is not Kiswahili. It is Southern Sesutu (or Sotho). The title "Kopano" means "unity." AsarRe: Looking for Translators!
Thank you very much for replying to me! I guess now I need to find a person who speaks Sotho. You wouldn't happen to know anyone, would you? ... From: JouniPowered by PmWiki | Skin by CarlosAB
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