THE INTERCONNECTION OF THE BANTU LANGUAGE FAMILY: A LIVING FOSSIL OF AFRICAN CIVILIZATIONAL CONTINUITY
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PAUL T. SHIPALE (with inputs by Folito Nghitongovali Diawara Gaspar) ABSTRACT On 16 June 2025, the Day of the African Child, we are reminded of the profound legacy of linguistic and cultural suppression endured by generations of African children. This article draws methodologically on Cheikh (…)
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