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Covid-19 Why it can’t be education as usual
We have written this statement (10 April 2020) in response to national and provincial recommended 'online' approaches to continuing basic education during school closures. We outline what is possible and not possible and offer some creative solutions for centering the...
The status of African languages in previously white schools
We recently published this article in Maverick Citizen. With regard to the low status of African languages in previously white schools, read about the what, why and how to change it.
Update on 2019 events and thank you – from bua-lit
Molweni bua-lit affiliates Thank you for your trust and commitment in joining our collective endeavour towards a more socially just education system. Our goal is to create an alternative voice on multilingualism and literacy education. However we could not have...
Podcast: The use of mainly English by younger people and its effects on heritage and culture
Listen to a SAfm Sunrise podcast where Dr Thabo Ditsele (Linguist, Tshwane University of Technology); Phumlani Pikoli (Author of Born Freeloaders); Gcina Mhlophe (Author and storyteller); and Xolisa Guzula (Lecturer in Multilingual and Multiliteracy Education at the...
Seventh Annual Neville Alexander Memorial Lecture
Hear bua-lit collective member Xolisa Guzula as the keynote speaker at the Neville Alexander Memorial Lecture
