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WP353 Linguistic citizenship in Africa
2026
Many thinkers on the cusp of African independences, wrestling with the question of how to ensure participatory and agentive fellowships for new, postcolonial beginnings, found themselves engaging with language. Franz Fanon, Ngugi wa Thiong’o and …
Key words: agency, decoloniality, inequity, Linguistic Citizenship, voice
WP346 Relinking with ubuntu multilingualism through bilingual science learning: Parents’ perspectives
2025
This paper contributes to the sparse literature on parents’ views on language in education policy in Southern Africa. The children of the parents interviewed in this study participated in a bilingual learning intervention in their Grade 4 science …
Key words: bilingual education, decoloniality, multilingualism, South Africa, ubuntu