Vasekela Bushman, known to linguists as Sekele or Northern Ju, is a San language of the Kx'a family, originally of southern Angola and now spoken mainly by a small diaspora in northern Namibia after the Angolan civil war. There is no Vasekela community in the UK; the language would appear here only in a rare, one-off case tied to asylum or resettlement. Any work would be limited to occasional immigration documentation for the Home Office and the tribunals, with a suitably qualified interpreter sourced specially if an asylum interview, hearing or NHS appointment ever required one. Vasekela Bushman is spoken by only a few thousand people, on the order of 5,000, in southern Africa.
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