Education activist Hendrick Makaneta has called for the preservation of Afrikaans culture and heritage. Makaneta urged the South African government to take immediate and concrete steps to preserve ...

Afrimunt's limited-edition Afrikaans is 100 commemorative coin collection has set new sales records, celebrating a century of Afrikaans language recognition and capturing the pride of South Africans.

In the Afrikaans, he gives us a fragment from the wistful poem, Die Moormansgat: “ ek kyk na die lig van die volle silwermaan ” (I behold the light of the full silver moon).

Afrikaans is celebrated at 100, but leaders warn it risks fading as schools drop the language and political pressure mounts. Young and old visit the Voortrekker Monument in Pretoria.

CAPE TOWN - Afrikaans is officially 100 years old. It was recognised as one of South Africa's national languages on 8 May 1925. Emeritus professor of literature and literary theory in the ...

During the intensive, fellows will be paired either with showrunners, writing producers, or development executives for feedback on scripts and pitches. They will also take part in a half-day ...

Companies in asset-intensive industries like manufacturing, energy and transportation often run on standardized, repetitive processes. However, these “simple” processes are often part of ...

The most GPU-intensive games on the market today could end up being unplayable on some people's machines, and those with high-end cards can still end up struggling with poor performance, even with ...

The number had tripled by 21 January 2025. Its name comes from the Afrikaans colloquialism “Waarnatoe,” which means “Where to” in English.

For example, it told Maroela (Afrikaans), that it kits out its fleet of 50 Toyota Corolla Cross hybrids with GPS tracking, two-way radios, dashcams, panic buttons and inwards cameras to see the ...

The legal experts added that while Wanatu’s commitment to promoting Afrikaans aligns with broader efforts to preserve South Africa’s diverse linguistic heritage, this must be balanced with ...

AfriForum CEO, Kallie Kriel, said that this would disproportionately affect Afrikaans schools. "This is the biggest protest from the Afrikaans community since 1994 and there’s a reason for that.