Mother Tongue Based Bilingual Education in Africa: A Cultural and Intellectual Imperative

Neville Alexander

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In the present context, the pertinent issue is simply that a tradition of L1-medium teaching across all phases of education, except for certain cases, never established itself on the African...

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