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South African students immerse in the beauty of Chinese language during vibrant cultural event.
RSG's new afternoon drama explores the future of Afrikaans through intergalactic storytelling.
Discover how leveraging technology can help overcome the challenges of transitioning from home languages to English, ensuring every student has the opportunity to thrive.
Only 8% of government departments are ready to implement South African Sign Language two years after its recognition as the 12th official language. PanSALB reports widespread challenges including budget constraints, staff shortages, and resource limitations, threatening the constitutional mandate for language equality.
Teaching children technical words in their home language has just become easier with a new list of scientific and technical terms
The 2030 Reading Panel reveals a devastating literacy crisis in South African schools, with 80% of Grade 3 learners unable to read for meaning. The report highlights critical teacher shortages, insufficient funding, and calls for an R18 billion injection into early childhood development.
South Africa faces a critical shortage of foundation phase teachers qualified to conduct lessons in African languages, impacting literacy development
The day highlights the importance of preserving and protecting all languages, especially endangered ones
Investing in linguistic inclusion is not just a technological necessity - it is an economic and moral imperative.
Youssef is set to take fans on a captivating journey that reflects his personal and professional evolution.
With over 12 million speakers, Zulu is widely spoken in South Africa, yet mastering it posessignificant challenges.
South Africa's first Afrikaans e-hailing platform, is stirring debate over inclusivity and job creation in the transport industry.
As the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education rolls out Mother Tongue-Based Bilingual Education for Grade 4, teacher unions highlight significant resource challenges.
Zohar Ndlazi, a homeless South African teacher in Thailand, receives life-changing support from fellow South Africans, including shelter, food, and job opportunities.
The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education has directed the implementation of Mother Tongue-Based Bilingual Education for Grade 4, but a teacher union says only a few schools are involved due to resource challenges
How South African corporations can bridge language gaps to foster inclusivity and innovation in the workplace
As Donald Trump returns to power promising to champion workers' rights, the head of the International Trade Union Confederation delivers a stark warning, citing concerns over trade wars, tariffs, and inflation that could severely impact workers globally. Drawing from Trump's previous presidency, union chief Luc Triangle challenges these promises at the World Economic Forum.
Dr Rajendran Thangavelu Govender, an advocate for social cohesion and nation-building and a social anthropologist has been appointed to serve on the Commission for the Promotion of the Rights of Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Communities (CRL Rights Commission).
Mala Lutchmanan has been remembered as an icon, a trailblazer, visionary, and devoted advocate of the Tamil language and culture.
The industry is mourning the loss of Lutchmanan, a cherished figure in the Tamil community and former Lotus FM presenter who left a legacy, not just for the Indian community, but for South Africa.
The book pays homage to the invaluable contributions of Nama midwives, whose knowledge is slowly fading away in the face of modern medicine.
KwaZulu-Natal is revolutionising education through mother tongue-based bilingual learning, enhancing comprehension and retention for all pupils.
A milestone rooted in dignity
Most of the illicit miners, including undocumented children, are suspected to be from SADC countries, namely Mozambique, Namibia, Zimbabwe and Lesotho.
WhatsApp’s new voice message transcripts ensures that conversations remain accessible, regardless of the environment.