Articles

• THE PHONOLOGIZATION OF ENGLISH WORDS IN KALANGA

  ANDY CHEBANNE, CHIPO PHILI

  5-24

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• CONSONANT ASSIMILATION IN ISINDEBELE: A DISTINCTIVE FEATURE APPROACH

  ADMIRE PHIRI, PROGRESS DUBE, ZVINASHE MAMVURA

  25-40

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• TEN COMMANDMENTS FOR SETSWANA TO BE A RESOURCEFUL VEHICLE OF DEVELOPMENT IN BOTSWANA

  HERMAN M BATIBO

  41-54

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• DISPLACEMENT OF INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES IN FAMILIES: A CASE STUDY OF SOME SELECTED NIGERIAN FAMILIES IN BOTSWANA

  NGOZI UMUNNAKWE

  55-76

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• THE ‘MANY WORLDS INTERPRETATION’ THEORY OF QUANTUM PHYSICS AND MEANING EXPLICATION IN A SECOND LANGUAGE CONTEXT

  OYINKAN MEDUBI

  77-100

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• SOCIO-DRAMATIC TRANSITION OF LANGUAGE USE IN THE PLAYS OF OLA ROTIMI

  ABDULRASHEED ABIODUN ADEOYE

  101-122

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• DIASPORIC POST-COLONIAL AFRICAN CHILDREN’S BOOKS AND THE LOGIC OF ABJECTION

  YVONNE MPALE SIKILUWASHA

  123-142

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• BATTERING RAM, IVORY WALL – PHALLIC SYMBOLS AND AGGRESSION IN SHAKESPEARE’S THE RAPE OF LUCRECE

  DANIEL KOKETSO

  143-154

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• GONE ARE THE DAYS OF ‘KOLA(NUT)’: NEW TRENDS IN LANGUAGE HABITS AND CODING OF CORRUPT PRACTICES IN NIGERIA

  ADEYEMI ADEGOJU, SAHEED OKE RAHEEM

  155-172

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• REPRESENTATIONS OF ‘ECONOMIC HIT MEN’ IN SELECTED MALAWIAN POETRY

  NICK MDIKA TEMBO

  173-190

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• NEW ROLE PERSPECTIVE OF AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN IN TERRY MCMILLAN’S WAITING TO EXHALE

  MONICA S. UDOETTE, JOY J. NWIYI

  191-204

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