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Lazarus Musazitame Miti

Born 1948

13 works

1989–2017 across 13 dated works

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The father1989
A grammar of Cingoni-Nsenga: a central Bantu language spoken in Zambia1996
The prodigal husband1999
Aspects of Cinsenga tonology2002

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The prodigal husband1999
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A grammar of Cingoni-Nsenga: a central Bantu language spoken in Zambia1996
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Language rights in southern Africa2016
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Aspects of Cinsenga tonology2002
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The language of instruction question in Malawi2015
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Comparative Bantu phonology and morphology: a study of the sound systems and word structure of the indigenous languages of Southern Africa2006
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The father1989
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Deconstructing the African tower of Babel: between the harmonisation and fragmentation of African language orthographies2017
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Matenda ŵa Kalionde2002
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Kaphunzisilo na kaphunzililo ka masamu2005
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Cifunikilo ca maphunzilo2002
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Udongo ucinjilizha matenda2003
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Kupa ulemu ŵanakazi = Giving women the respect they deserve2002
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