| Volume 20, Number 1 | |
| The consonants of proto-Guang | Snider, Keith L. |
| Reduplication and the origin of high tone on noun prefixes in Ejagham | Watters, John R. |
| Features of vowel assimilation in Gade | Sterk, Jan P. |
| Panorama de la morphologie du Fongbe | Brousseau, A-M. |
| Establishing a Syntactic Category of P in Fon | Lefebvre, Claire |
| The aspectual character of a verb and tense in Ibibio | Essien, Okon E. |
| Gbódò 'must': Analysis of a Yoruba modal verb | Adewole, Femi |
| Yoruba copular ni | Yusuf, Ore |
| Towards a grammar of the Ivie folktale: Oyakhire | Masagbor, Richard A. |
| Volume 20, Number 2 | |
| Transitional phonologies and their implication for orthographies: The case of Ora | Donwa-Ifode, Shirley O. |
| Tone analysis and tone orthography | Mfonyam, Joseph |
| Kasem tones and orthography | Awedoba, A.K. |
| Response to 'Kasem tones and orthography' | Hewer, P.L. |
| Standardisation et modernisation de la langue fe'efe'e | Sadembouo, Etienne and Sammy Beban Chumbow |
| Anyi literacy program | Burmeister, Jonathan |
| A model for the study of reported speech in African languages | Wiesemann, Ursula |
| La phrase complexe en diola-fogny (Ouest-Atlantique): propositions relatives | Hopkins, Bradley L. |
| On the internal structure of the word in Edo | Omoruyi, Thomas O. |