Project for the Study of Alternative Education in South Africa
Nal’ibali asks you to make a promise
Parents, caregivers and children have been asked to make a pledge to build a bond of reading. A love of reading and stories in childhood will grow into a love of reading in adulthood and a literate population.
Nal’ibali asks you to make a promise
Parents, caregivers and children have been asked to make a pledge to build a bond of reading. A love of reading and stories in childhood will grow into a love of reading in adulthood and a literate population.
Nal’ibali searches across South Africa for its Story Bosso
Storytellers across the land were invited to tell stories for Nal'ibali's Story Bosso – the best storyteller in the land. Out of thousands of entries, there are 15 finalists. Their audio stories are available for download from Nal'ibali, as the celebrity judges decide on the winner.
Volkwagen and partners follow up on commitment
Volkwagen and partners follow up on commitment
Earlier this year, Volkswagen, Qhubeka and World Vision donated bicycles to rural learners in KwaZulu-Natal and Eastern Cape. They returned for a pilot programme in bicycle maintenance, a road safety clinic and to deliver backpacks filled with books and stationery.
Storytelling competition to find South Africa’s “Story Bosso”
Literacy Charter promotes children’s right to read
Nal'ibali, South Africa's national reading-for enjoyment campaign, is pushing for children's right to become literate citizens by distributing its Children's Literacy Charter to hundreds of schools and libraries across Gauteng.
Literacy Charter promotes children’s right to read
Nal'ibali, South Africa's national reading-for enjoyment campaign, is pushing for children's right to become literate citizens by distributing its Children's Literacy Charter to hundreds of schools and libraries across Gauteng.
Nal’ibali brings reading to life
The first Nal'ibali Storytime was published in English a year ago. Now, the popular book of short stories has been published in four more official languages in a drive to promote the joy of reading and a love of books among South African children.
South Africa’s mother tongue education challenge
In a country with 11 official languages, and a beleaguered school system, the language of instruction is a contentious issue and young South Africans will suffer if language policies are poorly implemented.