This study proposes grounding as a theoretical approach to studying linguistic landscape
(LL). Grounding is the positioning or sequencing of languages in a multilingual 'text'to reveal …

The present study examines nominal and verbal morphosyntax in Tjwao–a moribund and
highly under-researched Khoe-Kwadi language spoken by seven individuals in Tsholotsho …

This article examines the layered co-existence and simultaneous use of a complex range of
toponyms in the town of Bindura in Zimbabwe. It proposes that the concurrent use of different …

This paper examines some changes in street names in Zimbabwe's capital city, Harare, after
1980. It is guided by some current perspectives in onomastics such as onomastic erasure …

This article investigates the language situation in the public space in Masvingo Province,
Zimbabwe, from a linguistic landscape point of view. The data consists of written information …

This article examines changes in the linguistic landscape of Zimbabwe which resulted from
the post-2000 land reforms. When veterans of Zimbabwe's War of Liberation assumed …

This article explores the contest over the naming of urban landscapes in Zimbabwe. The
analysis unfolds from the realization that urban landscapes are significant in naturalizing …

Christian missions are historically captured in the construction of mission stations that
facilitated religious instruction to advance the gospel with unintended consequences, such …

This qualitative study presents an onomastic perspective on the changing linguistic
landscape of Zimbabwe which resulted from the post-2000 land reforms (also known as the …

This article explores the link between sport and history. It engages the linguistic landscaping
and etymological analysis approaches to trace the origins of the names of stadia and their …