In the midst of multiple international conflicts, an interwoven global economy and the shrinking nature of our techno-driven world, language learning can no longer be considered an elective subject, but should rather be a necessary core to modern education. Typically, we put language learning on hold through much of elementary school, but this is the [...]
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Linguistic democracy in Lesotho –What about those poor children who do not speak Sesotho as their first language?
Posted by admin on March 6th, 2009
As I am tugged comfortably in my bed in a B & B in Stellenbosch and looking back retrospectively at the movie I watched two evenings ago I can’t stop marveling at William Wilberforce and his brilliance in ending one of the worst forms of injustices in this world- the slave trade. As a result [...]