JOHANNESBURG - South African authors are getting a chance to tell stories in all of the country's official languages, as well as Braille and the Khoi and San languages.
The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture's Publishing Hub says the project is a critical intervention towards providing access to information and preserving linguistic heritage.
The project has already published 57 works, including the first ever books in Khwedam and Nama languages.
- Samu-kelisiwe Mfuphi, Project Manager for the DSAC Publishing Hub and National Coordinator for the Academic and Non-Fiction Authors' Association of South Africa spoke to eNCA.