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H-Africa - Swaziland Bibliography (12811 words) |
 | SiSwati and English novels, though not annotated, capture the stories of the life and times of the Swazis in a fictional way and they have been listed to retain the completeness of culture. |
| A considerable number of SiSwati speakers are also found in surrounding South Africa and this has resulted in a sizeable volume of culture materials from the later. |
| SIBIYA, A.K. An elementary course in siSwati / by A.K. Sibiya. |
| H-Africa - Swaziland Bibliography (12803 words) |
| Analyses the way in which siSwati speakers decode phonological intelligibility into observable phonetic facts and resultant applications in teaching French as a foreign language in Swaziland. |
| Notes that while siSwati is the vehicle for the transmission of Swazi culture it has not kept pace with the demands made on it by development. |
| Notes that while siSwati and English are official languages in Swaziland, English serves as the vehicle for education and economic development. |
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