Unspoken Voices: The Plight of African Languages in Multilingual South Africa

South Africa is a rainbow nation with eleven official languages, but many African languages remain unheard. "Unspoken Voices" sheds light on the plight of these languages, facing marginalization despite their official status. Explore the historical roots of this issue, from colonial legacies to social inequalities. This book delves into the challenges faced by African languages in education, media, and everyday life. It also proposes solutions for revitalizing these languages and creating a truly multilingual South Africa where all voices can be heard and celebrated.

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porf. Mittal is a passionate advocate for linguistic justice and cultural preservation. Their expertise lies in the field of multilingualism, with a particular focus on the endangered African languages of South Africa. Dr. Mittal's book, "Unspoken Voices: The Plight of African Languages in Multilingual South Africa," sheds light on the marginalization these languages face in a nation rich in linguistic diversity. Drawing on extensive research and firsthand experiences, porf. Mittal exposes the complex interplay between language policy, education, and social power that contributes to the silencing of these vital voices. The book delves into the cultural significance of African languages and the challenges they face in the face of dominant languages. Dr. Mittal's work goes beyond simply documenting the plight of these languages. "Unspoken Voices" serves as a call to action, urging readers to recognize the importance of language diversity for a truly inclusive South Africa. With a compelling narrative and insightful analysis, Dr. Mittal's book empowers readers to advocate for the preservation and celebration of all languages that contribute to the vibrant tapestry of South African identity.