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Zulu vs Xhosa: how colonialism used language to divide South Africa s two biggest ethnic groups

New book argues that the historical process that produced isiZulu and isiXhosa as distinct languages began at least two centuries before apartheid

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Zulu vs Xhosa: how colonialism used language to divide SA s large ethnic groups

Historian Jochen S. Arndt answers questions about his book on colonialism and Zulu and Xhosa identities, 'Divided by the Word.'

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Zulu vs Xhosa: How colonialism used language to divide SA s ethnic groups

South Africa is known for its diverse range of cultures and languages, with 11 official languages recognized in the country's constitution.

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Zulu vs Xhosa: how colonialism used language to divide South Africa s two biggest ethnic groups

The decision to think of isiZulu and isiXhosa as two separate languages can to some extent be traced back to African interpreters on whom European missionaries depended

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