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Tertiary education in a second language : a case study of the linguistic repertoires and experiences of multilingual students at a South African tertiary institution who previously had French as medium of instruction
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Mongo Beti, Ahmadou Kourouma and Ibrahima Ly: how feminists are they?
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Une analyse du thème vérité/mensonge dans Monnè, outrages et defis d'Ahmadou Kourouma
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The representation of the Ghost in contemporary South African novels by black writers
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Negotiating belonging and language attitudes of Francophone Cameroonian migrants in Pretoria : a case study
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Skopos translator theory, text-type and the African postcolonial text in intercultural postcolonial communication
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An examination of the satiric vision of Ahmadou Kourouma in 'Waiting for the wild beasts to vote'
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Politics of language and identity in Ilorin emirate, Nigeria
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The teaching of french language in Nigeria: a historical perspective
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Modern African child and agency for decolonisation in select nigerian novels
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Dislocation and Strategies for Belonging in Selected Short Stories of Nigerian Migrant Writers
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Etude appreciative de l’intertextualité chez Amos Tutuola et Ahmadou Kourouma
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Identity construction among L2 writers in an Egyptian university
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Lutheran homiletics and Francophone African contexts : how to connect Lutheran orthodoxy with African culture
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Fabulous Khoisan:the politics of apoliticality in the indigenous Khoisan revivalism movement in South Africa; an exploration of sincerity,stickiness and fabulation in the emergence of a missing people
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Understanding the colonial debate in postcolonial France
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Identity, place and displacement in the visual art of female artists at the Vaal University of Technology (VUT), 1994-2004
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Postcoloniality, interculturality and cultural identity: the African foreign culture classroom as a postcolony
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Metaphor of invisibility as counter-hegemonic discourse in Ralph Ellison’s invisible man
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Redeploying semiology: Contrapuntalism in coetzee, friel, and darwish
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Interpretation within the context of francophone African literature: an investigation
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A language and storytelling centre
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Landscapes of violence, galleries of crime : gender violence in selected post-apartheid crime novels written by women
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Discourses of language acquisition and identity in the life histories of four white South African men, fluent in isiXhosa
