Language planning might have stalled, but indigenous languages are making quiet inroads in South Africa's universities

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Teagle, A. (2019) Language planning might have stalled, but indigenous languages are making quiet inroads in South Africa's universities. HSRC Review. 17(4):20-21.

http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11910/21586
 
Abstract:
Post-apartheid language policy aimed to plant seeds of multilingualism in South Africa's education system. But, over 20 years later, the harvest has been disappointing.
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04 Jul 2023
 
MULTILINGUALISM
INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES
UNIVERSITIES
 
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