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Join Khaya Dlanga on an inspiring journey as he takes the TED stage in Canada, ready to share stories that connect us all through courage and curiosity.
Discover how e-books are revolutionising the reading experience and learn tips on how to navigate this dynamic digital landscape.
A recent survey highlights a slight improvement in book ownership in South Africa, yet many still face significant barriers to accessing books, particularly in local languages.
The greatest challenge of the 21st century is to resist this purging of our humanity while confronting the simultaneous purging of sovereignty on a global scale, writes Gillian Schutte.
South Africans celebrate the Heritage Day by remembering the cultural heritage of the many cultures that make up the population of South Africa.
The enhanced analytics will provide the DBE with valuable insights into user behaviour, helping us refine our approach and extend the reach of digital literacy resources.
Cape Town based, author, poet and performer, Siphokazi Jonas has released a debut poetry collection titled Weeping Becomes a River.
Children finishes Grade One without knowing all the letters of the alphabet, and by 2026, about 69% of 10-year-olds are expected to struggle with reading comprehension.
Meet Sihle Ntuli, the 2024 Patricia Kailis Fellowship Winner.
Jon Fosse’s work ‘touches on the deepest feelings that you have—anxiety, insecurities, questions of life and death,’ Swedish Academy member Anders Olsson said.
With Heritage Day comes the launch of a presentation to celebrate the works of the famous poet Samuel Edward Krune Mqhayi.
OPINION: Councillors with low literacy levels may struggle to express their thoughts, express ideas clearly, or engage in productive dialogue with fellow councillors, government officials, or community members, write Carol Olerato Manyaapelo and Dominic Maphaka.
OPINION: We may rescue reading. Our stuff might be deep, but South African courage and spirit is deeper.
COLUMN: Alex Tabisher writes about how he decided to live above load shedding, corruption, murder, state capture, escaped convicts and the hoo-ha about the artist formerly known as Prince, and not take strain.
Put your general knowledge skills to the test with our weekly online trivia game! Join us every week for a series of questions covering a variety of topics from history, sports, geography, art, pop culture, and more. Let’s have some fun - grab your friends, grab a coffee, and let’s see how smart you really are!
Put your general knowledge skills to the test with our weekly online trivia game! Join us every week for a series of questions covering a variety of topics from history, sports, geography, art, pop culture, and more. Let’s have some fun - grab your friends, grab a coffee, and let’s see how smart you really are!
Put your general knowledge skills to the test with our weekly online trivia game! Join us every week for a series of questions covering a variety of topics from history, sports, geography, art, pop culture, and more. Let’s have some fun - grab your friends, grab a coffee, and let’s see how smart you really are!
Put your general knowledge skills to the test with our weekly online trivia game! Join us every week for a series of questions covering a variety of topics from history, sports, geography, art, pop culture, and more. Let’s have some fun - grab your friends, grab a coffee, and let’s see how smart you really are!
Put your general knowledge skills to the test with our weekly online trivia game! Join us every week for a series of questions covering a variety of topics from history, sports, geography, art, pop culture, and more. Let’s have some fun - grab your friends, grab a coffee, and let’s see how smart you really are!
Put your general knowledge skills to the test with our weekly online trivia game! Join us every week for a series of questions covering a variety of topics from history, sports, geography, art, pop culture, and more. Let’s have some fun - grab your friends, grab a coffee, and let’s see how smart you really are!
What is immediately apparent in this biography about Whitey Basson is his devotion to family, and that without the support of his wife and a stable family life, Basson’s career might not have been so stellar.
There is an unwritten law between regular train commuters . . . Never speak to anyone, unless spoken to. OR something dramatic occurs that necessitates breaking that code.
Ssssnakes! Just by reading that word, you’re already beginning to squirm, right? It’s unsurprising, as our liminal brain is designed to see snakes as potentially deadly, so our reaction to them is instinctive.
I have a confession to make. As someone who readily enjoys reading and watching horror and crime stories, I’ve been taken aback by the murders I have read in this book. The sheer madness and brutality of it all is astonishing.
Between the two they have created this book, The Surfer and the Sage, to give insight and encouragement on a path of purpose, hope and faith.