A Friday read, Bayede News continues focusing on educating its readers and creating awareness about active citizenship matters, ethical leadership, political culture, social accountability and global political economy. With correspondents across all sectors in South Africa and in key cities worldwide, the newspaper also contains an influential opinion section with several revered columnists. Every Friday,…
Browse Nal’ibali’s reading-for-enjoyment supplements available in eight indigenous language combinations. IsiXhosa/English: PDF Xitsonga/English: PDF Afrikaans/English: PDF Sesotho/English: PDF Sepedi/English: PDF Setswana/English: PDF IsiZulu/English: PDF Click here for more: https://nalibali.org/story-resources/multilingual-supplements?page=1
Iziko Museum Iziko Museums of South Africa operates 11 national museums in Cape Town. It is one of the premier cultural institutions in South Africa. The museums house natural history, social history and art collections in magnificent, historic buildings which in themselves are national treasures. Iziko is an isiXhosa word, meaning ‘hearth’, traditionally and…
PanSALB The Pan South African Language Board was established by parliament (Act 59 of 1995, amended by Act 10 of 1999) to: -Develop the 11 official languages, and -Promote multilingualism in South Africa -The constitution makes reference to the establishment of PanSALB in Section 6 when describing language rights. The PanSALB Act mandates that it…
Bhiyoza publishers is a small Black-owned company that specialises in publishing literary books written in African languages of South Africa. Bhiyoza publishers is committed to developing African languages and preserving the history, knowledge and ideas embedded in these languages. They are interested in publishing creative works written by African writers, in an African context, about…
Pelmo Books is a publishing company based in Pretoria with a mission to preserve indigenous South African languages by encouraging the youth to read and write books that reflect on South African indigenous cultures. They want to ensure that that our indigenous languages do not fade away by writing, translating and publishing books that are…
FunDza creates and publishes materials that ignite a love of reading, specifically aimed at teens and young adults who have never previously identified as readers. FunDza is celebrating the rich diversity of languages in our country with a new ‘African Language Banner’ on its homepage. This is a space dedicated to publishing and promoting stories,…
Nal’ibali is built on the simple logic that a well-established culture of reading can be a real game-changer for education in South Africa. Literacy skills are a strong predictor of future academic success in all subjects – and children who regularly read and hear engaging stories, in languages they understand, are well equipped and motivated…
Mosotho is Lesotho’s only independent Sesotho language national newspaper sold countrywide on Saturday. Their vision is to be the most accessible and widely circulated culturally appealing newspaper in Lesotho. They aim to focus more on culture, politics and human interest stories by covering mostly rural areas. To read more about it visit:https://mosotho.co.ls/
ILANGA Iphephandaba Lesizwe elineminyaka engaphezulu kwengu-115. Lisungulwe nguJohn Langalibalele “Mafukuzela” Dube wasoHlange ngonyaka ka-1903. ILANGA lizishaya amaphiko endimeni yamaphephandaba ngokuba yilo elihamba phambili kumaphephandaba esiZulu cishe eNingizimu Africa yonke. Litholakala ngeSonto, uMsombuluko noLwesine. Ungazitholela izindaba zokungcebeleka, ezomnotho, ezemidlalo, ezikaqedisizungu, ezemfundo nokunye okungini. Ukufunda mayelana ngabo iya ku: https://ilanganews.co.za/