[lg policy] South Africa language policy not 'far-fetched' - UCT expert

[Harold Schiffman]

Africa language policy not 'far-fetched' - UCT expert

A proposal to make the study of at least one African language
compulsory at tertiary level is not that far-fetched if one considers
existing language policies at universities, according to Mbulungeni
Madiba, of the Multilingual Education Programme at UCT.

http://www.legalbrief.co.za/article.php?story=20110408083728944


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