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Day: 16 January 2026

PanSALB URGES THE MINISTER OF EDUCATION TO REINSTATE THE 5% LANGUAGE COMPENSATION FOR NON-MOTHER TONGUE  USERS

The Pan South African Language Board urges the Minister of Education, Honourable Siviwe Gwarube and uMalusi, the Quality Assurance in General and Further Education and Training, to reinstate the 5% language compensation policy that was previously extended to learners whose home language differed from the language of teaching and learning (LoLT). This mechanism, introduced in […]

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