How the hornbill got its call is a lovely myth to enjoy with your children or learners!
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An Author Reads: Mooki wa mohale
Ntlhokomele saw a statue in the field of the hospital. Her aunt told her that it is a statue of Cecilia Makhewane.
An author reads: Zizokunyonyobela izimpukane
A lot of flies are buzzing in Khanya’s room. What are the flies looking for and why are there so many of them?
An Author Reads: Kutheni inyanga itshintshatshintsha?
The moon and the stars were the champions of the night sky.
An Author Reads: Amagrablishi
In the land of witches, Siziwe survives. These are some of the most dangerous situations in the land.
An Author Reads: Paragon the Perfect Piglet
We Are Growing Stage 5 Paragon the Perfect Piglet (English)
An Author Reads: A Swimming Legend
Greg has only one leg. He is scared that he can’t swim like other children. His teacher tells him about Natalie du Toi
An Author Reads: Amaqhawe ethu ezonyango
The Reader is about two South Africa’s medical legends, Mary Malahlela and Mr Hamilton Naki.
An Author Reads: Iqhawekazi lomhlengikazi
Naledi wants to be a paediatrician when she grows up. She visits her aunt who is a doctor at Cecilia Makiwane hospital
An Author Reads – Silwa nemililo yasendle
A Reader celebrating Africa and South Africa’s first all-female wildfire firefighting crew; the Juliet Crew of Cape Town
An Author Reads: When do you celebrate?
A public holiday is a day when something special or important happened. Lots of African countries celebrate different holidays. In Tanzania, people celebrate Union Day on 26 April.