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  • D D T JABAVU COLLECTION (DCAS Acc 47) 
    Ryke, Ammi; Van Gylswyk, Annica (2012-07-03)
    DDT Jabavu (1885 – 1959) was an academic and politician. He went to school at Lovedale and at Morija Institution in Basutoland. He completed his high school career in Wales, after which he started his studies at the ...
  • Letter from G. I. M. Mzamane to Z. K. Matthews. 
    Mzamane, G. I. M. (2012-08-21)
    In this letter from G. I. M. Mzamane to Z. K. Matthews, dated 19 October 1950, mr. Mzamane proposes that the Dept of Bantu Languages be divided into two separate schools (Sotho and Nguni) with each its own Head and Staff.
  • Letter from Z. K. Matthews to the Secretary for Education (first draft). 
    Matthews, Zacharia Keodirelang (2012-08-21)
    A draft of the letter from Z. K. Matthews to the Secretary for Education, dated 8 June 1944. The final draft was written on June 9, 1944.
  • Letter from Z. K. Matthews to the Secretary for Education. 
    Matthews, Zacharia Keodirelang (2012-08-21)
    Letter from Z. K. Matthews to the Secretary for Education, dated 9 June 1944. The proposals of the Joint Matriculation Board with regards to the language requirements are discussed.
  • Morphology of the substantive in thonga 
    Mfeka, R. M. (1971-02)
    Thonga is a language spoken in the mountainous area of the Phongolo valley, Ingwavuma district, of Northern Natal. This language is a strange mixture of Zulu, Swati and Tsonga, and curiously enough it is spoken only by the ...
  • Professor D. D. T. Jabavu of Fort Hare. 
    Unknown author (2012-10-29)
    Tribute to professor D. D. T. Jabavu of Fort Hare after his passing away on 3 August 1959.

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