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Activisme lingüístic a l’Àfrica: Davy Nlovu i el tjwao · Global Voices en Català

https://ca.globalvoices.org/2019/07/activisme-linguistic-digiafricanlang

“Davy Nlovu, activista lingüístic, comparteix la seva perspectiva sobre el Tjwao, un idioma en perill d'extinció crític a Zimbàbue.” (the page’s own description)

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