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Loves anything Africa. A writer, journalist and communicator. Multimedia Journalist @ Independent Media

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Zolani Sinxo holds a B-Tech Degree and a National Diploma in Journalism from the Cape Peninsula University of Technology in Cape Town. He started to develop an interest in writing and storytelling at a young age after he co-authored a folk tales children book in 2005 titled Our Stories, Amabali Ethu.

After graduating, Zolani worked at various government institutions such as the Cape Winelands District Municipality, Government Communication and Information Systems (GCIS) and South African Local …

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SA’s literacy crisis worsens Sesotho’s fight for survival in Western Cape

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By Michael Nkalane, Zolani Sinxo Verified
| dailydispatch.co.za
By Michael Nkalane and Zolani Sinxo Teaching is challenging in any circumstances, but instruction in Sesotho is especially tough in the Western Cape, where English, Afrikaans and isiXhosa dominate.
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SA’s literacy crisis worsens Sesotho’s fight for survival in Western Cape

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By Michael Nkalane, Zolani Sinxo Verified
| Sunday Times Verified
By Michael Nkalane and Zolani Sinxo Teaching is challenging under any circumstances, but instruction in Sesotho is especially tough in the Western Cape, where English, Afrikaans, and isiXhosa dominate.
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Heritage Day in South Africa: Unity or inequality?

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By Zolani Sinxo Verified
| ilangaboland.co.za
On 24 September, South Africans will once again mark Heritage Day — a holiday billed as a celebration of the cultures, languages, and traditions that shape our national identity. The speeches will be made, the braais will sizzle, and the rainbow nation rhetoric will flow. But behind the official ceremonies lies a harder truth: for millions of South Africans, Heritage Day offers little to celebrate.
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