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Translation and interpreting as instruments of language planning in South Africa : focus on court interpreting
The year 1994 was a significant moment in the history of South Africa. The release of Nelson Mandela and the ushering in of a new democracy implied important changes in national policies. Apart from English and Afrikaans, ten other languages, including South African Sign Language, have acquired offi...
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Department of English Language and Literature
2024
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