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Poems for Mandela: Part I

Poems for Mandela: Part I

Posted on November 1, 2013 by SLiP

SLiP asked poets for poems about Madiba. This is the result, including videopoems of Allison-Claire Hoskins and Bulelani Zantsi.

Posted in Blogs | Tagged Afrikaans, afrikaaps, allison claire-hoskins, apartheid, bulelani zantsi, english, InZync poetry sessions, isixhosa, Madiba, Mandela, mihi matshingana, multilingualism, Nelson Rolihlala Mandela, performance poetry, pieter odendaal, poetry, Post-Apartheid, ronelda kamfer, South Africa | 1 Comment

Language policy in South Africa and the unfounded fears of a Zulu hegemony

Language policy in South Africa and the unfounded fears of a Zulu hegemony

Posted on June 5, 2013 by Osiame Molefe

Should citizens be concerned at the ‘Zulufication’ of South Africa? T.O. Molefe thinks not.

Posted in Blogs | Tagged education, isiZulu, language, multilingualism, Neville Alexander, tertiary education, UKZN, Zulu | 1 Comment

Oh Shucks, there’s a Zulu in my curriculum

Oh Shucks, there’s a Zulu in my curriculum

Posted on May 27, 2013 by Pierre de Vos

Pierre de Vos regards UKZN’s decision to make Zulu a compulsory course for all first years as a step in the right direction.

Posted in Blogs, Guest blog | Tagged education, equality, indigenous languages, isiZulu, multilingualism, pierre de vos, UKZN, university, Zulu | 2 Comments