Book Series
00 Beyond the Color Line1 Between Distinction and Extinction: The Harmonization and Standardization of African Languages
2 Knowledge in Black and White: The Impact of Apartheid on the Production and Reproduction of Knowledge
3 Ibibo Phonetics and Phonology
4 Rethinking African Art and Culture
5 Language and Institutions in Africa
6 The New Ewe Orthography: Based on the Gbe Uniform Standard Orthography (GUSO)
7 African Languages for the Mass Education of Africans
8 Mother Tongue for Scientific and Technological Development in Africa
9 Nyansapcw
10 Education, Literacy and Development in Africa
11 Isèfè Nínu Àwon Eré-onítàn Yorùbá
12 Language Across Borders
13 Ifá and Related Genres
14 Globalising Africans
15 Akan Nsemfuasekyere
16 A Linguistic Analysis of ciNsenga: A Bantu Language Spoken in Zambia and Malawi
17 Kiswahili Katika Karne ya Ishirini na Moja
18 Rehabilitating African Languages
19 Harmonization and Standardization of Nigerian Languages
20 New Perspectives in Edoid Studies: Essays in Honour of Ronald Peter Schaefer
21 Speaking African: African Languages for Education and Development
22 Speaking in Unison: The Harmonisation of Southern Africa
23 Racism in the Global African Experience
24 Discourses on Difference. Discourses on Oppression
25 Writing African: The Harmonisation Orthographic Conversations in African Languages
26 Aspects Cinsenga Tonology
27 Ìkálè Masquerade Traditions and Artifacts
28 Akan Kasakoa Horow Bi
29 Les Langues Africaines Pour L’education des Masses en Afrique
30 Isenbáyé Àti Ìlò Ѐdѐ Yorùbá
31 FcLc Maninkaw
32 Unifying Southern African Languages: Harmonisation and Standardisation
33 Chasing Futures: Africa in the 21st Century Problems and Prospects
34 Silenced Voices: Studies on Minority Languages of Southern Africa
35 Reflections on Arab-led Slavery of Africans
36 The Yoruba Auxiliary Verb
37 A General Introduction to Ndebele Grammar
38 Pourquoi le Gabon doit invester sur ses langues vernaculaires
39 Languages of Instruction for African Emancipation
40 Comparative Bantu Phonology: A Study of the Sound Systems and Word Structure of the Indigenous Languages of Southern Africa
41 Education, Culture and Development
42 The Challenge of Using African Languages at School: A Case Study of Gabonese Project of Introducing Vernacular Languages at School
43 Mbofara Akan Kasa Nsεmfuasekyerε
44 The African Nation: The State of the Nation
45 Afro-Chinese Relations: Past, Present and Future
46 Metaphors of Our Times: The Oral Interrogations of Sociocultural Continuities and Raptures
47 Shekgalagari Grammar
48 Edikisyonari Lo Ateso
49 Dictionnaire étymologique des emprunts linguistiques en Fon
50 Kudzidzisa ChiShona Kupuraimari
51 The Magic of Perseverance
52 Bedo Jarafrika
53 Kuwa Mwafrika
54 Araut Itunganan Yen Ko Afrika
55 Bedo Dano Me Apirika
57 African Ways of Silk: Ancient Threads – New Possibilities
58 The Context and Language of Jack Mapanje’s Poetry
59 Anthropological Prisms: Studies on African Realities
60 Language Planning and Policy for Mass Education: A Case for Zimbabwe
61 Keeping in Step with Modern Times: A Comprehensive Account of Lexical Adoptive in Icibemba
62 Itupale Sintaasi Inu Ede Yoruba Ati Oko-Osanyen
63 Itupale Girami Yoruba Mofoli
64 MLA Kgasa: A Pioneer Setswana Lexicographer
65 Mgopolela Maloŵe jwa Ciyawo
66 The Role of Missionaries in the Development of African Languages
67 Multilingualism: An African Advantage
68 Langues Africaines Dans L’enseignement Au Benin: Preblems et Perspectives
69 Back to Africa (Vol 1): Afro-Brazilian Returnees and their Communities
70 Dero ma Dhopadhola
71 Thuto-Polelo ea Sesotho (Sesotho syntax)
72 Harmonization of Shona-Nyai Varieties
73 Writing Identity in the Age of Post-colonialism
74 Poeletso-medumo ya Setswana
75 Kalanga: Summary Grammar
76 Ahwehweniwa
77 History of the Botswana Public Employees Union, 1885-2009 : From a Briefcase Entity to a Corporate Brand
78 Dikishinali ya SiLozi-SiLozi
79 Soundings
80 The Oral traditions of the Shona Peoples of Zimbabwe
81 Narrating Our Future: Customs , Rituals and Practices of the Ma'di of South Sudan and Uganda
82 Pfungwa huru dzekuongorora nadzo waranomwe
83 The Indigenous Praise Poetry of the Veekuhane: Culture, Memory and History
84 Contours of the Emergent & Ancient Oromo Nation: Dillemmas in the Ethiopian Politics of State and Nation-Building.
85 South Sudan. The State we Aspire To. Reprinted 14/11/2013 and sent to Dr. Peter Adwok Nyaba
86 Unity and Diversity of Nubian Languages
87 The Harmonization and Standardization of Kenyan Languages. Orthography and Other Aspects
88 Veelkantiger Afrikaans. Streeksvariëteite in die Standaardvorming
89 Mainstreaming Afrikaans. Regional Varieties
90 The use of Yoruba Oral literature in Yoruba Newspapers from 1859-1960
91 Democratic Deficit in the Parliament of Botswana
92 Back to Africa (Vol. II)
93 The Murle Language grammar and Vocabulary
94 Kadugli Language and Language Usage
95 Dinka Orthography
96 The Moro Language Grammar and Dictionary
97 A Grammar of the Fur Language
98 The Verbal System in a Dialect of Nubian
99 Langue Et Education: Quelle Langue Utiliser En Class
100 UNITY IN DIVERSITY: South Sudan COTALs Study and Familiarizaton Tour Report (South Africa, Botswana and Ghana) January 2013
101 Dikishonali Ya Kiikaonde
102 Understanding Shona Liberation war Fiction
103 Derolok Acoli-Acoli
104 The Big Men of Africa
105 The 2011 Bofepusu Strike: A story of the fight for restoration of workers purchasing power
44 The African Nation: The State of the Nation( Chinese Translation)
The Social Background of Coups d'etat
106 A High Price For Freedom: Memoirs of Sipho Richard Shabalala
107 Tracings: Pan Africanism and the Challenges of Global African Unity
108 South Sudan. The Crisis of Infancy
109 African Languages and Linguistic Theory: A Festschrift in Honour of Professor Herbert Chimhundu
110 Africanism and Continentalism: Mobilizing Global Africans, for Renaissance and Unity
111 Chilumbumazu cha Luvale
112 Umphandza Sichazamagama SesiSwati
113 The Language of Instruction Question in Malawi
114 Kudzidzisa Ruzhinji Rweafurika Nendimi Dzevatema
115 New Directions in Language and Literacy Education for Multilingual Classrooms in Africa
116 Dipoeletso-ditumammogo tsa setswana: A Dictionary of Setswana Alliteration and Consonance
117 War in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan (1983 - 2011) The Root Causes and Peace Settlement
118 Language Rights in Southern Africa
119 Sudan Matters: Reports on Traditional Leadership and Administration in Africa; Two Cases from Sudan and South Sudan
120 Deconstructing the African Tower of Babel; Between the Harmonisation and Fragmentation of African Language Orthographies
121 PAN-AFRICAN CONCERNS Keeping Our Eyes on the Ball
122 African Languages and Language Practice Research in the 21st Century Interdisciplinary Themes and Perspectives
123 Chiikuhane (Subiya) Manual with Orthography
124 Shifting Lenses; Multilanguaging, Decolonisation and Education in the Global South
125 Reflections On Goldberg's Variations on Africanist Themes
126 John Blacking and Contemporary African Musicology; Reflections, Reviews, Analyses and Prospects
127 Sounds in South Africa
128 The Challenge of Decolonizing Education (2018)
129 A Grammatical Sketch of Cilambya; The Malawian Variant (2018)
130 Theoretical and Applied Aspects of African Languages and Culture; Festschrift in Honour of Professor Mildred Nkolola-Wakumelo (2019)
131 African Languages: Linguistic, Literary and Social Issues A festschrift in honour of Prof. Herman Batibo (2021)
132 Ngugi Wa Thiong'o Kutapanura pfungwa Dzakatapwa Chiremerera Chemitauro Yeuvaranomwe Hwemufurika (2021)
133 Ke a Leboha Ngaka Ophetse! (2022)
134 Forthcoming (2023)
135 Plant Nomenclature and Ethnobotany of the Hadzabe Society of Tanzania (2023)
Monographs
1 In Tongues: African Languages and the Challenges of Development2 Ngon Sekk
3 Akòjcpc Iwe Kikà Fun Ilé eke Gíga
4 Grammaire Yoruba De Base
5 Banso Koransan
6 Atumo-ede Fonoloji ati Girama Yoruba
7 Cman Ba Paye Ho Ahintasem
8 Ìsètófábo Nínú isé Àwon Ònkòwékùnrin Yorùbá
9 Beginning Yoruba Part I
10 Beginning Yoruba Part II
11 A Unified Orthography for South Central African Languages: Malawi, Mozambique and Zambia
12 Language Clusters of Nigeria
13 Ogbón-ìsòtàn Ìmúnìmotélé
14 Miyambo Yathu Ndi Ufulu Wa Amai
15 Tsogolo Lathu Lili Kuti
16 Cifunikilo Ca Maphunzilo
17 Matenda Ŵa Kalionde
18 Maghanze Anyonyauka – Sighalileghe Waswaya
19 Fa Ho Adwen
20 A Unified Orthography for the Akan Languages of Ghana and Ivory Coast: General Unified Spelling Rules
21 Matenda Ndi Zakudya
22 Madyedwe Abwino
23 Kupa Ulemu Ŵanakazi
24 L’Orthographe Harmonisee Du Mandenkan
25 Report of the Evaluation of the Democratization of ICT Content for Africa Pilot Project
26 Matenda Opatsilana (Communicable Diseases)
27 Donso Siriman
28 Sinbon
29 Udongo Ucinjilizha Matenda
30 A Unified Standard Orthography for Nguni Languages (South Africa, Swaziland, Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Malawi and Zambia)
31 A Unified Standard Orthography for Sotho-Tswana Languages (Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe)
32 A Unified Standard Orthography for Xitsonga / Xichangana (South Africa and Mozambique)
33 Amalile Ayasuma
34 Kupililana Kumamanga Dziko
36 Ririmie Rerhu Giredi Ya Nkaye
37 A Unified Standard Orthography for Shona Languages (Zimbabwe, Botswana, Mozambique)
38 Ziva Kodzera Dzeko: Kugara Nhaka Yomufi Pasi Pomutemo Woruzhinji
41 Kaphunzisilo Na Kuphunzililo Ka Masamu
42 Ahintirho wa Yona
43 L'orthographe Harmonisee des Langues Gbe du Ghana, du Togo, du Benin et du Nigeria
44 Orthographe standard et harmonisee des Langues Gur
45 Speaking African on the Radio
46 Parler Africain à la radio
48-57 Zambian Primary School Readers: Icilamba Giledi 1
58 Bulu Ra Minsinya Ya Mihandzu
59 Matsalela Yokatsa Hi Xichangana
60 Kodzero Dzavanhukadzi Netsika Dzavashona Dzokuroorana
61 DÓ LÓ aló ACYANGBE (Proverbes en Gbe)
62 Contributions pour une reforme orthographique de l'Ewe
63 Kubatwa Chibharo Nedzimwe Mhosva Dzepabonde
64 Mhirizhinga Mudzimba
65 Ruzivo Pamusoro Pechirwere Chemarariya
66 Kuwanana Zviri Pamutemo
67 Chirairidzo Chemanyorero Matsva Omutauro Wechishona MuBotswana, NeZimbabwe
68 A Unified Standard Orthography of Eastern Interlacustrine Bantu Languages
69 Language as Indigenous Knowledge
70 Kushungurudzwa Kwevana
71 Ziva Kodzero Dzako Mendenenzi
72 Ziva Kodzero Dzako Mhosva Dzapabonde
73 Kusimudzira Mutauro Netsika Dzeva Shona MuZimbabwe
74 A Unified Standard Orthography of Runyakitara
75 A Unified Standard Orthography for Eastern African Lwo Languages: Acoli, Dholuo, Dhopadhola and Lang'o
76 A Unified Standard Orthography of the Ateso-Ngakarimojong Cluster
77 Vilawilo Vacimunthu Na Citukuko Ca Vyalo Va Mu Afilikao
78 Kudzivirira Chirwere Chekorera
79 Kudzivirirwa Nekurapwa Kwechirwere Chamanyoka
80 Kuchengeta Varwere Kumba: Murwere Wemukondombera
81 Dzimurai Mwoto Mushango
82 Yananiso Yemapazi Omutauro WeChishona
83 A Unified Standard Orthography for Shona-Nyai Language Varieties
84 Manyorero Matsva Omutauro WeChishona Akavandudzwa MuBotswana, MoZambiki, NeZimbabwe
85 Iku Olowu
86 Wuthaware
212-217 Zimbabwean Primers – Grade 1 – Grade 7 (Book 1)
218-224 Zimbabwean Primers – Grade 1 – Grade 7 (Book 2)
225 Zivai Zimbabwe (Zimbabwean Readers) – Grade 1 – Grade 7
226 A Unified Standard Orthography for TshiVenda
227 Uma Ortografia Padronizada Unificada Para Variantes da Lingua Shona-Nyai: Botswana, Mozambique, Zimbabwe
229 A Unified Standard Orthography for South-Central African Languages
230 A Unified Standard Orthography of Ma'di - Moru (Ti Alu) Languages
231 A Unified Standard Orthography for Namibian Bantu Languages: Oshiwambo, Otjiherero, Rukwangali, Rumanyo, Silozi and Thimbukushu
232 The Standard Unified Orthography for Khoe and San Languages of Southern Africa
233 Kutangiza Bhizinesi
234 Indho/Indyo
235 Imitehetho Emitsha Elukwe Kutsha Yokubhala Lombhalomagama Wezindimi Zesinguni
236 A Unified Orthography for Bari Languages
237 A Unified Orthography for Dinka/Nuer Languages of Sudan
238 Grammaire Yoruba De Base Abregee
239 A Unified Orthography for Luo Languages
240 A Unified Standard Orthography for the Yoruba Language Cluster ( Nigeria, Republic of Benin and Togo )
241 A Unified Standard Orthography for the Hausa Language Cluster ( Nigeria,Niger,Cameroon, Ghana, Chad )
242 A Unified Standard Orthography for the Igbo Language Cluster (Nigeria)
243 A Unified Standard Orthography for the Ijo Language Cluster (Nigeria)
244 Une Orthographe standard et unifiee pour la Langue Haoussa ( Nigeria, Niger, Cameroun, Ghana et Tchad )
245 Une Orthographe standard et unifiee pour le yoruba
246 Orthographe Standard et Unifiee Pour la Langue Pulaar/Fulfulde
247 Aspects of the Phonology of Sukwa
248 A Unified Orthography For Kalenjin Languages Of Kenya
249 A unified Orthography for Bantu Languages of Kenya
250 Harmonization of the Orthography of the Bantu languages of Tanzania
251 Harmonizacao Ortografica Das Linguas Bantu De Angola
252 Girama Yoruba
253 Othographe harmonisee des langues kru (de Cote d'Ivoire et du Liberia)
254 A Unfied Standard Orthography for South-Central African Languages
255 A Unified standard Orthography for Nguni Languages: South Africa, Swaziland, Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Malawi and Zambia
256 Catalogue of CASAS Unified Standard Orthographies (November 2013)
257 A Unified Standard Orthography for Maa Languages: Kenya and Tanzania (Arusa, Ilchamus, Maasia/Kisongo, Parakuyu, Samburu)
258 A Unified Standard Orthography for Cushitic Languages ( Ethiopia, Somalia, Djibouti, Eritrea, Kenya & Tanzania)
259 Ortografia Oadrao Unifcada Da Lingua !Xun Ortografia Padrao Unificada das Lingua Khoi E San (Afica do Sul, Angola, Botswana, e Namibia
260 Ufulu Ndi Sankho Vuto Ya Azimai Mu Zambia
261 Kuchudzelana Kwetilwimi Eswatini
262 Nithini Ngolwimi Iwethu? Challenges to the Promotion of Indigenous Languages in South Africa
263 Ukubumbanisa Kwezilimi Zesinguni: Imicabango Engenziwa Kanye Namathuba Akhona
264 A Unified Standard Orthography For Tjoao Languages (Angola, Botswana, Namibia, South Africa & Zimbabwe)
265 Creating Knowledge in Africa
266 Itupale Ati Itopinpin Ewi Yoruba: Iji Aye Ti Olurankinse Ko Gege Bi Apeere
Occasional Papers
1 The Classification of Languages in Zambia and Malawi2 Pratiques Langagieres et Esoterisme Linguistique Vaudou
3 “New” African Immigration to South Africa
4 The Deletion of the Article in Ivorian French
5 Ambivalent Adventure: Indigenization of Literacy Programmes in Africa
6 Perspectives and Dilemmas in the Study of African Development
7 On the Production of Mathematical Knowledge in Central and Southern Africa
8 The Challenge of Expanding the Lexicon of an African Language: The Case of Kiswahili in East Africa
9 The Call to African Renaissance through Xhosa Literature
10 The Rainbow Nation: Can We Sing Together?
11 International Migration, Xenophobia and the Dilemma of the South African State
12 Zambians of Indian Origin: A History of Their Struggle for Survival in a New Homeland
13 Afro-Arab Interaction in the Indian Ocean: Social Consequences of the Dhow Trade
14 Accounting for Prenasals in Bantu Languages of Zone A
15 A New Panlectal Medium in Nigeria: A Little but Significant Index
16 The English Language as a Culture Transmitter: The African Experience
17 Standardization and Harmonization of Cameroonian Languages
18 Kodi Demokalase Ingamele Mizu Muafilika
19 The Metamorphosis of the Historical Imagination in the African Novel: Ayi Kwei Armah's Osiris Rising and Kemet (KMT)
21 The Phenomenon of Noun Class Systems: The Case of Batonu
22 Un processus de lexématisation par alteration phonique et tonale et par ellipse en èwè: le cas des noms des mois èwè
23 Le francais et les langues endogens en francophonie au Togo: les langues d'eveil dans les jardins d'enfants du Togo
24 The Traditional Foundations of Development
25 Gájlóm Rokóisínotcwó Bé Gbé “Gbenodú”Kóme Kasivímetc
26 Agbetc Bé Kúreká Yinyín
27 In Search of a Language Policy Model for Zimbabwe: An Endoglossic Perspective
28 A Survey of Gold Coast (Southern Ghanaian) Newspapers in the Latter Half of the Nineteenth Century
29 Linking African Traditional Dance and History
30 Towards a Characterisation of Bantoid Languages: A Case Study of Noun Classes of Kenyang
31 Sudanese Trade in Black Ivory: Opening Old Wounds
32 Empowerment and Development through African Languages in South Africa in the 21st Century
33 An Analysis of the Direct and Indirect Illocutions of Yorùbá Proverbs
34 Bird Flu Translations
35 Bird Flu Translations
36 Bird Flu Translations
37 Bird Flu Translations
38 Bird Flu Translations
39 Bird Flu Translations
40 Bird Flu Translations
41 Epistemological Implications of Selected Shona Proverbs
42 Language Policy and Practice in Post-Colonial Zimbabwe: Is it a Case of New Wine in Old Skins?
43 Bird Flu Translations
44 Implications of Dislossia Leakage from Shona (L) to Shona (H): A Case of Advertising in Shona
45 Matambudziko Okudzidzisa Chi Shona Kupuraimari MuZimbabwe
46 Kacibungu Ka HIV na Matenda Gha Ezi
47 HIV ni AIDS
48 Struggling for Survival in a Multi-Religious Society: An Afrocentric Approach
49 Philosophical Issues Invoked by Shona People’s Conception of Life After Death
50 Bird Flu Translations
51 Bird Flu Translations
52 Bird Flu Translations
53 Bird Flu Translations
54 Ukulima Kubalulekile
55 Umkhuhlane Wevayirasi iA H1N1
56 Botlhokwa jwaThuto yaNgwao mo Dikoleng Tsedikgolwane
57 Maikutlo aBatsadi ka Tiriso yaPuo yaMmangwana mo Dithutong Tsedipotlana
58 Umkhuhlane Wevayirasi iA H1N1
59 Furuwenza iA H1N1
60 Ke Baithuti Bafe Babakasekasekelwang Gore Baseka Badira Dithuto Tsasetswana Mo Dikolong Tsedikgolwane Mo Botswana ?
61 Language and HIV/AIDS
62 Nyin Dze Nsee Dze. Culture Affirmation and Transvaluation of Values (2014 reprint)
63 Citukuko ndi Demokalase M'mudzi wa Chikunkhu
64 Exploring the Potential of Using Indigenous Basket and Mat Weaving in the Teaching and Learning of Mathematics
65 Malowe ga Ndaanda
66 Manual for IsiZulu Newspaper Editors
67 Breeding Patriarchal Patriots
68 The Sociolinguistic Aspects of Linguistic Innovation in the Chihwindi Linguistic Code
69 Izimpungushe ezincane
70 Two Twilo Rach
71 An Introduction to the idea's of W.E.G. Sekyi
72 Aspects of Kobina Sekyi's Constitutional Thought and its Relevance to Contemporary Ghana
73 Wenye Paliye kufunika kwa cilawilo pa maphunzilo
74 Anakadzi ano Pamiiri Noutenda Wohiv/Sida
75 Siddi Sufism and Identity Politics in South Asia
76 Applied History, Sekyi-ism and Contending Futures (4th Kobina Sekyi Memorial Lecture)
77 Alienation of Communal Land in South Africa: A New Form of Dispossession?
78 Characterizing Nigeria's Fourth Republic Legislature (1999-2015)
79 Africans in Mexico; Subjectivity of a Diasporan Community
80 Siddis of India; The Tide of Erasure of Memory and Cultural Invisibility
81 Theory of Politics, Development and Cultural Identity William Esuman-Gwira Sekyi (Kobina Sekyi of Ghana, 1892-1956)
82 West African Radicals and Communist Anti-Imperialist Networks in the African Atlantic during the 1920s and 1930s (6th KSML)
Notes and Records
1 Cross-Fertilizing Vocabularies: The Case of the Nguni Languages2 Language Clusters of Burkina Faso on the Basis of Mutual Intelligibility
3 The Sudanic and Nilotic Languages
4 A Classification of the Languages of Benin
5 Les Langues du Togo, Mutuellement Intelligibles
6 Berber Languages/Dialects: Analysis of Mutual Intelligibility
7 Arabic Varieties in North Africa
8 Mutual Intelligibility of the Languages of the Congo Basin
9 Languages and Dialects of the Ivory Coast
10 Langues de L’Afrque du Nord-Ouest Atlantique
11 A Propos de la Graphie du Pluriel en Bambara
12 Speech Forms of Ghana
13 Language Clusters of Central African Republic on the Basis of Mutual Intelligibility
14 Language Clusters of Niger on the Basis of Mutual Intelligibility
15 Basic Data on African Languages in Kenya
16 Problematique de L’intercomprehension entre Dialectes ou Langues (Mali)
17 Classification of Ugandan Languages
18 Language Clusters of Chad on the Basis of Mutual Intelligibility
19 Language Clusters of Cameroon on the Basis of Mutual Intelligibility
20 Les Langues du Gabon: donnees en vue d'une classification fondee sur le critere d'intercomprehension
Tinabantu Journals
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