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PanSALB and isiXhosa Bible Review Committee of the Bible Society of South Africa hands over revised isiXhosa Bible | SA News

The Pan South African Language Board (PanSALB) and the isiXhosa Bible Review Committee of the Bible Society of South Africa on Thursday, 16 April 2026, handed over the revised isiXhosa Bible to the printing department of the Bible Society of South Africa.

The bible revision forms part of PanSALB’s continued commitment to preserve, protect and promote multilingualism and the development and use of official languages in the country.

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