

Ńdébé is a modern writing system for the Ìgbò language, invented in 2009 by Lotanna Igwe-Odunze
"Our memories are fallible. We need a way to keep the word, in a way that it will speak for us, even in our absence"
Afrilex | African Association for Lexicography
The aim of the African Association for Lexicography is the promotion and co-ordination of the research, study and teaching of lexicography by means of the publication of a journal and other appropriate literature, and the organisation of regular conferences and seminars.
Anonymous Black Armed Joy Some Notes Towards a Black Theory of Insurrectionary Anarchy 2022 Note from haters cafe: This essay was submitted to us by a group...
A new wave of African programming languages offer an escape from the ubiquity of English
David J. Peterson on Afrihili & Guosa
(Fiat Lingua) Afrihili: An African Interlanguage
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Guosa Language Train-the-trainers, a Farewell to Linguistic Colonialism in Nigeria and ECOWAS
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Alex G Igbineweka, Edo Language Courses at WCCUSD and University of California, Berkeley
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Many words common to science have never been written in African languages. Now, researchers from across Africa are changing that.
Kipete (langue auxiliaire bantoue)
Why West Africa keeps inventing writing systems
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Journal of West African Languages
Kana, bari, sade, hudu… And after? Learn how to count in Afrihili, how to write Afrihili numbers in full, understand and apply the Afrihili numbering rules.
KiBantu, a zonal language that is meant to act as a potential lingua franca for the Bantu-speaking peoples of Sub-Saharan Africa.
KiBantu is a zonal language that is meant to act as a potential lingua franca for the Bantu-speaking peoples of Sub-Saharan Africa. Though it is highly influenced by Swahili, it is slightly simplified and incorporates Bantu vocabulary of disparate origins. KiBantu's phonology is principally derived ...