Month: June 2015

The recent publication of the ‘Use of Official Languages Act’ – https://www.ilconsultancy.com/exploring-use-official-languages-act-south-africa –  is set to make sure official South African languages (other than English and Afrikaans) are used on a much wider scale – first in the government and private sectors and later with initiatives to introduce official South African languages into education, business and daily […]

Technology is changing the way we see education in Africa. African economies are growing and e-learning Africa offers a unique vantage point from which to see and understand the transformation of a continent – http://www.elearning-africa.com e-Learning has been a growing force for educational development in Africa since 2005 . It’s development was sparked by the