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Honourable Deputy Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture Peace Mabe at the National Language Summit | SA News

Keynote Address: Honourable Deputy Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture

National Language Summit

16–17 March 2026 | Western Cape

Programme Director, Mr Sibusiso Tsanyane,

Prof. Langa Khumalo – Chief Director of SADiLaR,

Prof. Lollie Makhubu-Badenhorst – Chairperson of the Pan South African Language Board,

Mr Julius Dantile – Acting Chief Executive Officer of the Pan South African Language Board,

Ms Lisa Combrinck – Chief Director of the National Language Service,

Distinguished lead experts, scribes, rapporteurs,

Colleagues from government, academia, civil society and the private sector,

Our South African Sign Language interpreters,

Distinguished Guests, Ladies and…

Big Five: The term “Big Five” refers to the five most sought-after animals to see on
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