The pedagogic relevance of codeswitching in the classroom: Insights from Ewe-English codeswitching in Ghana

Ewe-English codeswitching : a case of composite rather than classic codeswitching

A resource or a threat? Codeswitching in the English First Additional Language classroom

Code-switching (CS) is common in multilingual classrooms, yet it is usually treated as a ‘taboo’ in

Anufɔ-English Codeswitching in Informal Settings Among the Anufɔ People of Ghana

In Ghana, most of the recent studies on codeswitching (CS) have largely considered formal settings l

A sociolinguistic study of Mampulli-English codeswitching in Nalerigu, Ghana

Ghana is home to approximately eighty-seven indigenous languages, alongside English as the official

Codeswitching and ethnicity: grammatical types of codeswitching in the Afrikaans speech community

Afrikaans-English Codeswitching and Convergence