The FW de Klerk Foundation, in celebration of Heritage Day, proudly launched its Cultural, Religious and Language Rights 2025 Report Card today.
Christo van der Rheede discusses the recent concerning reports indicating that the state of Afrikaans (and multilingualism by extension) is in decline, the different links of the Afrikaans value chain and how these links must be rethought to strengthen the state of Afrikaans.
As South Africa celebrates Heritage Month, we are reminded to come together and embrace our rich cultural diversity.
As South Africa celebrates Heritage Month, we are reminded to come together and embrace our rich cultural diversity.
Heritage Month provides us with an opportunity to celebrate our linguistic diversity and reflect on the positive and negative developments in preserving our rich linguistic diversity.
On 24 September, South Africans will once again celebrate Heritage Day – which was established to give recognition to South Africa’s rich and diverse linguistic, religious and cultural heritage.
Op 24 September vier Suid-Afrikaners Erfenisdag – ‘n dag wat gestig is om erkenning te gee aan Suid-Afrika se ryk en diverse taal-, godsdiens- en kulturele erfenis.
On 24 September, South Africans will once again celebrate Heritage Day – which was established to give recognition to South Africa’s rich and diverse linguistic, religious and cultural heritage.
This morning President Ramaphosa signed the Basic Education Laws Amendment Bill (“BELA Bill”) into law.
