Languages play a role in 16 Days Campaign and National Reconciliation
By Nkosikhulule Xhawulengweni Nyembezi | Published Dec 11, 2019
The government is urged to create more opportunities for South Africans to learn and use indigenous languages as a means of improving social cohesion in local communities. Recent inquiries looking into obstacles to social integration in the Western Cape Province have highlighted the importance of all population groups learning English, Afrikaans and isiXhosa to enable them to integrate and engage fully in society.