Re a o amohela blokong ya bobedi ya bangula moo ha jwale re hlwelang dipuo tse fapaneng tsa semmuso tsa Afrika Borwa le maemo a tsona a ntshetsopele. Hape bloko e tla hlahiswa ka mokgwa wa diphetolelo ka tshepo ya ho kgothalletsa dipuo tsa semmuso tsa Afrika Borwa. Click here to view the […]
Vho ṱanganedzwa kha bulogo dza luambo dza u tou thoma dza Bangula, u sedzesa nyambo dza tshiofisi dza Afurika Tshipembe dzo fhambanaho na tshiimo tshadzo tsha u aluwa tsha zwino. Bulogo iṅwe na iṅwe i ḓo bviswa na nga tshivhumbeo tsho pindulelwaho sa izwi ri tshi khou fhulufhela u ṱuṱuwedza u shumiswa ha nyambo dza
ṰHOḒISISO DZA LUAMBO: TSHIVENDA Read More »
Welcome to the first of Bangula’s language blogs, exploring South Africa’s diverse range of official languages and their current state of development. Each blog will also be released in a translated version as we hope to encourage the use South Africa’s official languages. Click here to view the Tshivenda translation Venda, also known as Tshivenḓa
The Bangula team is extremely proud to announce that our founder, Hannietjie Sapire, Head of Languages and Translation at Bangula, will be speaking at the Preserving & Developing Indigenous Languages Conference 2016. The conference is being hosted by Business Communicator at the Balalaika Hotel, Sandton, Johannesburg on the 13th and 14th of July 2016. The
Preserving & Developing Indigenous Languages Conference 2016 – See us there Read More »
In Bangula’s previous blog on sworn translation services we saw that, due to the legacy of apartheid, it is currently not possible to provide sworn translation services in South Africa’s African languages (also referred to as black languages). While there are enough sworn translators to service the non-African languages market, there is only one sworn
Sworn translation services in South Africa – Part 2 Read More »
The South African government is currently investing a good deal of state expenditure to improve the quality of education in the country. There is however room for improvement on a national scale. The implementation of digital devices and platforms has the potential to affect major positive changes. What is the context of education in South
Education Through the Lens of Technology in SA Schools Read More »
The Use of Official Languages Act was created to ensure fair and equal communication. It required that all national departments, national public entities and national public enterprises adopt official language policies by 2 November 2014. This is good news for the 11 official languages of South Africa[1] – but is the Act being implemented? The former
The Use of Official Languages Act in South Africa – still slipping up on implementation? Read More »
Welcome back to Bangula branding! Previously, we discussed the basics of branding . Basically your brand is more than a logo, it is the personality, ideology and methodology of your company. There are various ways that we can determine the final equity or value of a brand. It depends on the company conducting the audit
Put your brand under the microscope – The Kapferer Brand Identity Prism Read More »
The 21st century is dominated by brands. The correct placement of a brand will influence all aspects of a company, from sales to inter-organisational relations. The problem is that many companies labour under the misconception that banners and marketing materials are the entire existence of your brand. In the physical sense, a logo and colour
Brand vs. Branding: There is a difference Read More »
Having been to a funeral recently, I must say, it was good. How could a funeral be good you may ask? Let me break it down for you. Firstly, the food was good. The kind of food you get when you take your partner or family out to eat at a fancy restaurant, top class.
Cultural and Western funeral traditions, A cultural exploration by Lunga Ndeleni Read More »
