• Exploring feminist consciousness in The color Purple, The Purple Violet of Oshaantu and Purple Hibiscus 

  Perpetua, Zhira Chipo (2019-06)

  This thesis explores feminist consciousness in three black female writers’ works: Alice Walker's The Color Purple (1982), Neshani Andreas' The Purple Violet of Oshaantu (2001), and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's Purple Hibiscus ...
• The role of codeswitching as a conversational strategy between Ongwediva police officers and Ongwediva residents 

  Sheetekela, Sesilia Nelao (2019-06)

  Code-switching is the alternation between two codes (languages), between people who share those particular codes. Choices about how code-switching manifests itself are determined by a number of social and linguistic factors. ...
• A critical analysis of the advertising discourse by First National Bank (FNB) in Windhoek 

  Niilungu, Maria Tunga (2019-06)

  This study investigated how language is used to communicate meaning in bank advertisements. It also examined stylistics in advertising with specific focus on selected FNB branches in Windhoek. Stylistics is a branch of ...
• Linguistic landscape as symbolic construction of the public space: A case study of Mandume Ndemufayo Street, Ongwediva commercial and non-commercial signs, 2017-2018 

  Ndimulunde, Agra Nangula (2019-10)

  The present study through a multimodality approach aims at analysing the language used on signage, the placement and various designs by different designers and explored the practice of multilingualism within Mandume ...
• Nourishing the Land of the Brave: A critical analysis of Mvula Ya Nangolo’s anthology of poems 

  Ndamanomhata, Julia N. N. N. (2019-06)

  This study examined Ya Nangolo’s poems using selected strategies from critical discourse analysis (CDA) and rhetorical analysis. The study aimed to investigate how Ya Nangolo used his poems to persuasively communicate to ...

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