African languages.

A linguistic geography of Africa / by: (Language materials, printed)

A linguistic geography of Africa by: (Electronic resources)

Language policy and economics = the language question in Africa / by: (Electronic resources)

Globalization, oral performance, and African traditional poetry by: (Electronic resources)

The Music of Language. by: (Electronic resources)

Integrating Mobile Apps to Enhance Multiliteracy in English Language Education. by: (Electronic resources)

Sound and meaning in East Cushitic languages = Dhaasanac, Burji, Rendille, Somali, and Afar / by: (Electronic resources)

Global China, Global Crisis: Falling Profitability, Rising Capital Exports and the Formation of New Territorial Industrial Complexes. by: (Electronic resources)

Cushitic languages- Phonology.

Geography.

Science.

Data analysis.

Imperialism.

Philosophy.

Phonetics.

Collaborative learning.

Bilingual education.

Language and languages- Economic aspects- Africa.

Culture- Study and teaching.

Cultural and Media Studies.

African Languages.

Linguistics, general.

Ideology.

Music.

Bantu languages.

Culture.

COVID-19.

Cooperative learning.

Economic policy.

Game Theory.

Oral tradition- Africa.

Ethnology- Africa.

Development Communication.

Cushitic languages- Morphology.

Population.

Communism.

Popular music.

Chinese languages.

Communication.

English language.

Public policy.

Folklore- Performance- Africa.

Poetry- Performance- Africa.

African literature.

Asian studies.

Language.

Social sciences.

Pointillism.

20th century.

Inuit.

Speech.

Teaching methods.

Curricula.

Curriculum development.

Educational administration.

African languages.

Linguistics.

Language planning- Africa.

African Culture.

Politics.

Conventions.

Speaking.

Phonology.

Sound.

Greek civilization.

School environment.

English as a second language.

Teachers.

Languages in contact- Africa.

Language and education- Africa.

Language Policy and Planning.

Oral tradition in literature.

Ontology.

Brain research.

Constructivism.

Motivation.

Inclusion.

Epidemiology.

Linguistic geography.

African Politics.

Demographics.

Composers.

Singing.

Mental health.

Learning activities.

Schools.

Multilingualism.

African Literature.

Africa- Politics and government.

Trends.

Bibliographic literature.

Mysticism.

Xylophone music.

Tonal languages.

Melody.

Language policy.

Pandemics.

Pedagogy.