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Cyril ramaphosa mother language celebrations

          This year we also celebrate a major milestone with the publication of the first dictionary of Afrikaaps.!

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          President Cyril Ramaphosa: Heritage Day Address by President Cyril Ramaphosa on the occasion of Heritage Day.

        1. President Cyril Ramaphosa: Heritage Day Address by President Cyril Ramaphosa on the occasion of Heritage Day.
        2. President Cyril Ramaphosa will on National Heritage Day, Tuesday 24 September , lead the nation in celebrating the rich array of.
        3. This year we also celebrate a major milestone with the publication of the first dictionary of Afrikaaps.
        4. PRESIDENT Cyril Ramaphosa has urged communities to preserve and learners taught in their mother tongues as the country celebrated Heritage Day.
        5. President Cyril Ramaphosa will on Saturday, 16 December , deliver the keynote address at the National Day of Reconciliation celebrations.
        6. Ramaphosa should talk less and do more about mother tongue education

          15 March 2024

          Solidarity doubts the sincerity of pres. Cyril Ramaphosa sudden concern about mother tongue education which he expressed earlier this week at the Department of Basic Education’s lekgotla in Boksburg.

          While Ramaphosa emphasised the importance of mother tongue education in a democracy, the reality is that indigenous languages as medium of instruction have been and are being forsaken by the very same government.

          Johnell Prinsloo, education researcher at the Solidarity Research Institute (SRI), says the president’s remarks will baffle more than just native Afrikaans speakers.

          “Of course, we realise that it is now a popular time for nice election talk coming from people in government.

          However, it has become clear that nothing has been done to promote mother tongue education in other indigenous languages.

          “Solidarity is of course in favour of