Karabo Kgoleng

OPINION| Black writers and publishers are South Africa’s ‘linguistic orphans’

Opinion Karabo Kgoleng - 23 May 2022

The challenges we face in the world of scholarly and leisure reading and writing are not unique to our country but it is crucial to overcome them if we want to be as good as we look in our Constitution

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