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 handbook of multilingualism, identity, and language endangerment in Africa 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)

The Music of Language. by: (Electronic resources)

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

Resuscitation of African languages = theorising the battle against sociocultural genocide / by: (Electronic resources)

Cushitic languages- Phonology.

Geography.

Science.

Data analysis.

Imperialism.

Philosophy.

Phonetics.

Collaborative learning.

Bilingual education.

Applied Linguistics.

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.

Multilingualism- Africa.

Sociolinguistics.

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.

Theoretical Linguistics / Grammar.