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Plain language and multilingualism in South Africa: a focus on literacy and understanding in law drafting
Multilingualism and plain language are underexamined concepts in the prescripts of South African law, in which their minimal representation has deterred the ordinary citizen from linguistic liberty, due to complex and insufferable legalese. Madiba (2014) and Moen et al. (2023) studied literacy and m...
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African Studies
2025
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