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Sunday, January 25, 2015

Giving breath to a dying history

Three elderly sisters survive who speak the Nว€uu language. In the heat of Upington, one of them, lacking the resources to do so elsewhere, is teaching local children to speak it outside her house. With the help of a local academic team, they've even developed an orthography to ensure the history and heritage doesn't vanish. By MARELISE VAN DER MERWE.




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