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Language should not decide who belongs in South Africa

South Africa’s multilingualism is celebrated every September, but language can also become a tool of exclusion. The authors argue that intercultural competence — the ability to engage across linguistic and cultural differences — is essential to making constitutional language rights meaningful.

Language should not decide who belongs in South Africa

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Izzat keeps local challenge going in LTdL

KUALA KANGSAR: Malaysia Pro Cycling (MPC) rider, Izzat Hilmi Abdul Halil, once again proved his ability to compete at the front of the pack by finishing Stage 3 of Le Tour de Langkawi (LTdL) in fifth…

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