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Muriithi, G. W., & Mathangwane, J. T. (2018). The morphophonology of loanwords in Kindia. NAWA Journal of Language & Communication, 12(1), 4–28.

DE Voss, V. (2018). Identity construction through “looking” and “being seen” in four novels by Toni Morrison. NAWA Journal of Language & Communication, 12(1), 29–44.

SABAO, C., & JAVANGWE, T. D. (2018). Sensitivities to auto/biographical “Truths” and images of “Self”. Comparing “stance-taking” in the textuality of the editorial reactions to Morgan Tsvangirai’s At the Deep End in The Herald and NewsDay. NAWA Journal of Language & Communication, 12(1), 45–67.

VAMBE, B., & RWAFA, R. (2018). Tracing ideological continuities and discontinuities in Zimbabwe’s Chimurenga music. NAWA Journal of Language & Communication, 12(1), 68–92.

MATIKI, A. J., & RAMAEBA, G. N. (2018). Lexical borrowability in Setswana. NAWA Journal of Language & Communication, 12(1), 93–110.

MWIYA, L., & FREDERICKS, N. J. (2018). Code-switching among Namibian youth on the Affirmative Repositioning Facebook page. NAWA Journal of Language & Communication, 12(1), 111–128.

MADZIYAUSWA, T. (2017). Contesting or subverting ageing? Socio-cultural images of ageing in Oliver Mtukudzi’s song, ’Waskara’, “Bvuma/Tolerance.” NAWA Journal of Language & Communication, 11(2), 4–14.

OTLOGETSWE, T. J. (2017). A quantitative assessment of codeswitching in Setswana. NAWA Journal of Language & Communication, 11(2), 15–31.

NAKALA, M. H., & MAKAMANI, R. (2017). A critical analysis of the pragmatic competence of students at the University of Namibia: A case study of second-year Bachelor of Education students. NAWA Journal of Language & Communication, 11(2), 32–46.

SINGO, J., & CHAPANGA, E. (2017). The classification of Shona nouns into common and proper nouns. NAWA Journal of Language & Communication, 11(2), 47–55.

FRANS, T. (2017). The teaching and learning of writing, reading and speaking skills of English as a second language in Grade 12 at two senior rural secondary schools in Omusati Region. NAWA Journal of Language & Communication, 11(2), 56–76.

De Voss, V. (2017). The identity construction through an absent presence in Toni Morrison’s nonfiction: Applying Morrison theory to Morrison’s fiction. NAWA Journal of Language & Communication, 11(2), 77–92.

VHUTUZA, E. (2017). Exploring Stephen Chifunyise’s Muramu (Second Wife) (2008) as cultural activism. NAWA Journal of Language & Communication, 11(2), 93–102.

Tshuma, P., & Ngoshi, H. T. (2017). The poetics of multimodality in Nelson Mandela’s Long Walk to Freedom. NAWA Journal of Language & Communication, 11(2), 103–118.

MUSETA, C. M., & MLAMBO, N. (2017). The eloquent woman: A contemporary feminine rhetorical analysis of selected speeches by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. NAWA Journal of Language & Communication, 11(2), 119–137.

Mushayabasa, I. I., & Bagwasi, M. (2017). The terms that Zimbabwean women use to address or refer to men Facebook: An anecdotal study. NAWA Journal of Language & Communication, 11(2), 138–154.

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