The Official Unofficials: Why African Languages Remain Marginalized in South Africa

Exploring the marginalization of South Africa's eleven official languages, this book delves into the historical impact of colonialism and the prevailing dominance of English. It highlights the unequal access to resources that perpetuates this issue in education, business, and government. By proposing actionable solutions, the work advocates for the empowerment of African languages and the promotion of multilingualism, aiming to foster a more inclusive society that celebrates the country's rich linguistic diversity.