Questão 33

Abstract

Ninety per cent of the population $\in A$frica today speak only African languages (Ng˜ug˜ı wa Thiong’o, 1992.

p.27).

Seventy per cent of South Africa’s population understand Zulu (Neville Alexander $\in B$hanot, 1994). There’s no such thing as Nigerian English (Achebe, 1992. p.73). This is a response to a recent article $\in ELTJ$ournal on aspects of African language policy (Bisong, 1995). Among the points taken up are: research evidence from African scholars; multilingualism and monolingualism; proposed changes $\in$ language policy from the Organization for African Unity and $\in$ current initiatives $\in S$outh Africa; the language that literature is written $\in$; bilingual education; and whose interests ELT is serving.

Assinale a alternativa correta.