The student says that, after she was abused and belittled, instead of addressing the claims, the college launched disciplinary proceedings against her
Author speaks of her dedication to keeping indigenous languages alive through children’s books and her hopes for the growth of South African languages
The ‘language of apartheid’ can be traced beyond just the Dutch settlers
Stellenbosch University’s future success requires white people within its wider community to articulate anti-racism as a genuine political position.
The Constitution guarantees people’s rights to use the language of their choice but the Khampepe report on Stellenbosch University and the Basic Education Laws Amendment Bill…
‘Inxeba/The Wound’ is but one of the films of the growing body of literary and visual texts which have focused on queer lived experiences in Africa.
Showmax’s ‘Sex in Afrikaans’ explores the continued taboo of representing sex in the Afrikaans language
It’s been in existence since the 1500s but the Kaaps language, synonymous with Cape Town in South Africa, has never had a dictionary until now
The decline of N|uu dates all the way back to 1652, when the first Europeans arrived by ship at the Cape of Good Hope.
It is time we start talking about how we can reinvent Afrikaans through the formation of AfriKaaps
South Africa’s failure to encourage multilingualism undermines progress
Education policy has always been, and will continue to be, closely related to South Africans’ social conditions
The radical right takes credit for alerting the world to the alleged persecution of white people in South Africa
Hoërskool Overvaal maintains it has reached its capacity while the department said the pupils were denied places based on their language preference.
Bursary scheme favours student teachers from rural areas
"The power we attribute to the people in whose name apartheid was made is perhaps too generous at times and too limited to the power to have things".
A jamboree of poets traverses the city, feels it’s pain and emerges to restore what was taken
And its use doesn’t mean that education will be more inclusive and equitable
Linguistic activism is central to destigmatising and celebrating AfriKaaps.
The survivalist group Kommandokorps has warned Afrikaans-speaking students at the university that their language and culture is at stake.
