Teaching in mother tongue makes sense, but is it viable?

There are many stumbling blocks in minister’s plan to promote teaching in African languages from grade four upwards

Basic education minister Angie Motshekga’s plan to promote the teaching of different subjects through African languages from grade four upwards could hit a brick wall...

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