As artificial intelligence, digital platforms, and changing media consumption habits reshape how societies communicate, an important question confronts South Africa: How do we ensure that
By: Londiwe Maphumulo Councillors from ten municipalities in Gauteng gathered on 6-10 July 2026 in Pretoria for basic South African Sign Language (SASL) workshop held
The Pan South African Language Board (PanSALB) has noted with great concern reports of members from various linguistic communities who have faced linguistic discrimination amidst
Marketing and Communication We had the privilege of welcoming Dr Keobaka Seshoka, our new CEO, to our institution during a hybrid meeting on Monday, 1