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      Informal English usage among students in tertiary institutions: the case of National Teachers' College in Uganda [1]
      Intercultural translation from Lugwere into English: the case of proverbs [1]
      Interlingual cognizance of metaphors: a case study of selected experiential domains of English and Luganda [1]
      Interrogating child vulnerabilities in selected Ugandan contemporary fiction [1]
      Investigating the role of community radio in disseminating income poverty alleviation messages in rural communities: A case study of Kagadi-Kibaale Community Radio [1]
      Kiswahili at crossroads: Cultural Politics and Language Policy in Uganda [1]
      Language and health: an appraisal of newspaper reporting on obsteric fistula among Ugandan mothers [1]
      Lexical and grammatical functions of tone in relation to its background factors : a case of Payira variety of Acoli [1]
      Limits of translatability of language and cultural specificities: A case study of a translation of Runyoro-Rutooro folktales, proverbs and poems into English [1]
      Linguistic expressions related to communicating COVID-19 Pandemic in Runyankore-Rukiga [1]
      The linguistic landscape of Kampala: The case of shop signs [1]
      Losses and gains: a stylistic analysis of the translation process of folktales from Runyankore–Rukiga into French [1]
      The Makerere Nkore-Kiga Corpus [1]
      Media coverage and HIV/AIDS knowledge gaps in Uganda [1]
      Modern standard logic in Luganda [1]
      The morphology and tone patterns of causative constructions in Luganda [1]
      The morphosyntax of locative inversion in Rutooro [1]
      Music as a form of political communication in Uganda : a case of Tuliyambala Engule [1]
      Myth and Political Mythmaking in the Narratives about Mwalimu Julius Nyerere among the Banyakyusa [1]
      Negotiating social identities in Makumbi’s Kintu, Isegawa’s Abyssinian Chronicles and Ocen’s The Alien Woman [1]