'Jou MASE taal' is 'n kragtige dokumentêre reeks oor Afrikaans en wat die taal vir Bruin en Swart sprekers beteken. Verskaf/ kykNET Afrikaans is nie net 'n taal nie – dis 'n emosionele landskap. Vir ...

For the first time since 2018, Afrikaans is Groot (AIG) is returning to the Mother City... this time for a centenary spectacular. Get ready to dance the night away (if you're one of the lucky ...

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JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — The U.S. government has officially granted 54 Afrikaans South Africans, white descendants of mainly Dutch colonizers, refugee status and they are expected to land in the U ...

On 8 May 1925, Afrikaans became South Africa’s second official language alongside English, replacing Dutch, which had been one of the two official languages in the then-Union of South Africa. 2025 ...

On 8 May 1925 Afrikaans was recognised as an official language of South Africa. But like many things that develop naturally and organically, the birth of Afrikaans cannot be traced back to a specific ...

Today marks a historic milestone for Afrikaans, a language that has endured a tumultuous journey and represents the rich tapestry of South Africa’s cultural heritage, reports Cape {town} Etc. As ...

One of SABC’s Afrikaans shows, Voetspore, could soon face the axe. Picture: Supplied. State broadcaster SABC doesn’t seem to have a vendetta against the Afrikaans language – but is so broke it cannot ...

Voetspore’s 14th season will likely be the last viewed on SABC 2, after an extensive battle over the South African Broadcasting Corporation’s (SABC’s) decision to stop payments in December 2024. The ...

The South African Broadcasting Corporation’s (SABC) sudden decision to discontinue the Afrikaans news bulletin on SABC2 has ignited a firestorm of controversy across South Africa. The move, which was ...

The City of Tshwane has expressed disapproval for the Afrikaans-only e-hailing transport service Wanatu, which has been operating in the city. On Wednesday, the Tshwane Metro Police Department ...