African languages
Language Rights in Africa
Submitted by Vamaja on Sat, 2007-09-29 13:37The importance of language by Innocent Maja
The current multidisciplinary language discourse in law, politics, sociology, antropology and linguistic on the importance of language reveals that language is important in at least six ways.
Information Retrieval Strategies for Accessing African Audio Corpora
Submitted by nimaan on Fri, 2007-07-06 15:08- Login to post comments
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Sociolingo's Africa Blog
Submitted by Sociolingo on Tue, 2007-03-13 17:00A general blog about Africa with strengths in linguistics and culture.
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Speech mining to make African oral patrimony accessible
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Automatic transcription of Somali language
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Towards automatic transcription of Somali language
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Online Publications Involving TshwaneDJe Members
Submitted by Gilles-Maurice on Fri, 2006-12-15 17:31A collection of articles and papers on corpus and dictionary topics for the African languages, as well as on language-independent lexicography and terminology software.
The ALLEX Project
Submitted by Guy on Tue, 2006-12-12 15:53The ALLEX Project is a joint project between the Universities of Oslo and Zimbabwe organised and financed under the NUFU agreement (Project nr 28/96). The University of Gothenburg has also participated in the ALLEX Project from the start in 1992. As in all NUFU Projects the concept is that ALLEX should be a development Project between equal partners, all of whom benefit from the cooperation. The Project is designed to describe, promote, develop the African languages of Zimbabwe as general means of communications within all sectors of society.
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