Vol. 16 No. 2 (2022): NAWA Journal of Language and Communication

Articles

• Perspectives on complex click consonants of Khoekhoegowab Towards a rethinking in the description of Khoekhoegowab click sounds

  Niklaas Fredericks, Felix Banda

  1 - 5

  • Fredericks.PDF

• Facebook Usage as a Community Engagement Tool by Residents in the Sauyemwa Location, Kavango East Region, During COVID-19 Lockdown

  Sadrag Panduleni Shihomeka, Peter Ihalo Leevi

  6-19

  • Leevi.pdf

• Remembering a Traumatic Past The Politics of Memory in Contemporary Zimbabwe

  Yemurai Chikwangura-Gwatirisa

  2-30

  • Chikwangura.pdf

• COVID-19 A Heuristic Justification of Presidency as a Rhetorical Institution

  Frieda Nauyele Nanyeni-Kanyemba

  31-41

  • Nanyeni.pdf

• Alienation and Identity Crisis in Fictional Characters in Joseph Diescho’s Troubled Waters

  Max Mhene

  42-55

  • Mhene.pdf

• Assessing Staff Digital Literacy Level vs Attitude toward Online Teaching and Learning

  Sadrag Panduleni Shihomeka

  56-67

  • Shihomeka.pdf

• Exploring language practices on Namibian social media platforms

  Julia Indongo - Haiduwa

  68-76

  • Indongo.pdf

• Vaccine or no vaccine A critical analysis on how information on COVID-19 vaccine is communicated in Namibia

  Theresia Mushaandja, Sylvia Ithindi

  77-90

  • Mushaandja.pdf

• Citizen engagement in print media A study of SMSes published in The Namibian

  Alexandra Tjiramanga, Selma Mwaetako

  91 - 107

  • Tjiramanga.pdf