Nithini ngolwimi iwethu?: challenges to the promotion of indigenous languages in South Africa
"This Monograph was commissioned by the Foundation for Human Rights in South Africa and submitted in January 2007. In sum, the author argues that; 'In South Africa as indeed the rest of Africa, language policies need to move from being pious articles of faith enshrined in constitutions and...
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Zusammenfassung: | "This Monograph was commissioned by the Foundation for Human Rights in South Africa and submitted in January 2007. In sum, the author argues that; 'In South Africa as indeed the rest of Africa, language policies need to move from being pious articles of faith enshrined in constitutions and policy documents by inconsequent ruling elites. If South Africans are to make progress in social, economic, political and cultural development, we will need to pursue these policies at the level of active practice. Arguably, the continued social and political inferiority of African languages in South Africa is a component and reflection of the general status of Africans in contemporary South Africa. For how long can these conditions of African language and cultural inferiority continue? One cannot tell. What one can say with certainty however is that; it cannot go on forever. Ultimately, the power, strength and voices of the democratic majorities must and will prevail'."--Provided by publisher |
Beschreibung: | v, 42 pages |
ISBN: | 9781920287993 192028799X |
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adam_text | Nithini Ngolwimi Iwethu?
Challenges to the Promotion of
Indigenous Languages in South Africa
Kwesi Kwaa Prah
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements v
Introduction 1
Background; The Anglo-Boer, Divide 3
The Soweto Uprising and After 9
Languages and the New Constitution 11
Language Policy for Transformation in South Africa 21
Language and the National Question in South Africa 26
Balance Sheet 35
What is to be Done 37
Concluding Remarks 41
Recommendations 42
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title | Nithini ngolwimi iwethu? challenges to the promotion of indigenous languages in South Africa |
title_auth | Nithini ngolwimi iwethu? challenges to the promotion of indigenous languages in South Africa |
title_exact_search | Nithini ngolwimi iwethu? challenges to the promotion of indigenous languages in South Africa |
title_full | Nithini ngolwimi iwethu? challenges to the promotion of indigenous languages in South Africa Kwesi Kwaa Prah |
title_fullStr | Nithini ngolwimi iwethu? challenges to the promotion of indigenous languages in South Africa Kwesi Kwaa Prah |
title_full_unstemmed | Nithini ngolwimi iwethu? challenges to the promotion of indigenous languages in South Africa Kwesi Kwaa Prah |
title_short | Nithini ngolwimi iwethu? |
title_sort | nithini ngolwimi iwethu challenges to the promotion of indigenous languages in south africa |
title_sub | challenges to the promotion of indigenous languages in South Africa |
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