UNESCO highlights global shortage of teachers
UNESCO has sounded the alarm for more teachers to join the profession.
Mexico reinvents island prison as Pacific tourist draw
One of Mexico’s most notorious prisons begins a new chapter this weekend as a Pacific Ocean getaway
Industry leaders gear up for FAME Week Africa in Cape Town
The organisers of the creative and cultural Industry show, FAME Week Africa, taking place in Cape
African youth urged to learn Swahili, one of the world’s 10 most widely spoken languages
Kiswahili is among the 10 most widely spoken languages in the world, with more than 200 million
UNESCO honours Congolese rumba as cultural treasure
The heady beats of Congolese rumba were hailed by UNESCO on Tuesday as it added the central African
INFOGRAPHIC: World Radio Day
February 13 was proclaimed World Radio Day in 2011 by the Member States of UNESCO and adopted by the
Radio remains one of most trusted sources of information
More than a century later, Radio remains one of the most trusted sources of information. Today, the
Virtual schooling in pandemic sharpens divide for Bolivia’s poor
For Sergio Meruvia, a 15-year-old student in Bolivia, staying up to date with school means selling
Senegalese tourism hot spot struggles without visitors
Lionel Lopez grimaces as he looks at the stagnant green water in the bottom of the pool at his hotel
Sanef commemorates Press Freedom Day, commends coverage of COVID-19 outbreak
As the world commemorates World Press Freedom Day, the spotlight has been on the extensive work done
Mother Language Day aimed at linguistic diversity
The International Mother Language Day is aimed at creating awareness and appreciation for cultural
‘Diversity on radio is critical’
SABC National Radio Current affairs Editor, Angie Kapelianis says diversity on radio is critical
Preserving indigenous languages highlighted at book launch
Preserving Indigenous languages through literature is being celebrated by three Durban authors
Babylon, world wonder and jewel of Iraq’s national narrative
Babylon was once hanging gardens and opulent temples before parts were excavated and smuggled to
Calls made to preserve indigenous languages
Arts and Culture Deputy Minister, Maggie Sotyu, says the responsibility to protect and preserve
Thursday marks International Mother Language Day
Thursday marks international mother language day. The day was proclaimed by the United Nations
SABC commemorates World Radio Day
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco) says 2019’s
UNESCO helps create a love for science in Africa
Assistant Director-General for Natural Sciences at UNESCO Flavia Schlegel says UNESCO is
Campaign to reduce early and unplanned pregnancy
Various international and regional social, health and child organisations are meeting in Sandton,
Tsedu calls for internet to be inclusive
SABC Board member, Mathatha Tsedu says it is important for the internet to be inclusive as it is a