Vol. 18 No. 2 (2024): Namibian Journal of Linguistics, Literature and Communication Studies

Articles

• Social media, public sphere and reshaping feminism in Nigeria

  Desmond Onyemechi Okocha, Ebi Oghegbuan Aihunume

  5-27

  • Article 1.PDF

• Post Ogunist temper and interventions in Wole Soyinka’s Alapata Apata (2011)

  Kayode Afolayan

  28-46

  • Article 2.PDF

• Unlocking the potential of Zimbabwe's sign language Viewpoints on the deaf, their language, and its advancement

  Tawanda Matende, Kudzai Gotosa, Gildah Mhlanga, Paul Svongoro

  47-65

  • Article 3.PDF

• Saving indigenous languages in Namibia An analysis of the role of museums in preserving endangered Khoisan languages of Namibia

  Christian Harris

  84-105

  • Article 4.PDF

• Reporting science and technology in Nigeria Challenges and implications for development

  Kelvin Inobemhe, Tsegyu Santas, Sharifatu Gago Ja'afaru

  106-119

  • Article 5.PDF

• Radio listenership patterns and language preferences A study of selected Yoruba radio programmes

  Emmanuel Olumuji, Kayode Awojobi, Odukunle Atewolara-Odule

  120-138

  • Article 6.PDF