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• Traversing the Sociolinguistic: The Status of Languages Spoken in Southern and Southeast Zimbabwe 

  Madlome, Khesani Steyn (Africology: The Journal of Pan African Studies,, 2018-10)

  This paper seeks to analyse the status of languages spoken in Zimbabwe, mainly on languages such as Xitsonga, Tshivenda and Pfumbi via a comparative analysis in relation to languages which were traditionally declared as ...
• THE ART OF NEOLOGISM AND BORROWING: SOME RECENT ADDITIONS TO THE SHONA SLANG LEXICON 

  Mareva, Rugare (Global Institute for Research and Education / Global Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, 2014)

  The inquiry investigated the contribution of neologism/coinage and borrowing to the development of the Shona slang lexicon. The paper explores how entirely new Shona slang words are being created and how some are ...
• Secondary School Teachers’ Conception of Communicative Language Teaching: A Case for Masvingo District – Zimbabwe 

  Mareva, Rugare; Mapako, Felix (International Journal of Academic Research in Progressive Education and Development, 2012-07)

  This study focused on how Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) is conceptualized by secondary school teachers in Zimbabwe, using Masvingo District as a case study. The inquiry employed a qualitative research design in ...