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Chapter & Verse
Karin Schimke interrogates the meaning of the recent burning of the Zithobeni Community Library in Bronkhorstspruit.
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Tagged book burning, Bronkhorstspruit, censorship, education, Nazis, protests, service delivery
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Reading, writing and justice – an appeal to 21st century youth
Why read? Mark Heywood makes an impassioned plea to our South African youth.
Stepping-stones to literacy
Can audiobooks get people reading? Check out this week’s blog and weigh in on the debate.
Language policy in South Africa and the unfounded fears of a Zulu hegemony
Should citizens be concerned at the ‘Zulufication’ of South Africa? T.O. Molefe thinks not.
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Tagged education, isiZulu, language, multilingualism, Neville Alexander, tertiary education, UKZN, Zulu
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Oh Shucks, there’s a Zulu in my curriculum
Pierre de Vos regards UKZN’s decision to make Zulu a compulsory course for all first years as a step in the right direction.
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Tagged education, equality, indigenous languages, isiZulu, multilingualism, pierre de vos, UKZN, university, Zulu
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