McDonald’s Gives 400,000 Books To Children
McDonald’s South Africa and the National Library are distributing more than 400,000 children’s books, expanding reading access for schools, ECD centres and communities nationwide. The...
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Khayelitsha Libraries Take Stories To Families
Khayelitsha families are being encouraged to make storytelling part of everyday childhood through a community literacy initiative connecting libraries, healthcare services, parents and young children....
Literacy Programme Equips 221,000 Educators
World Vision’s Unlock Literacy programme equipped 21,000 teachers and 200,000 parents during 2025, strengthening community-based literacy support for children across 36 countries. Marking International Literacy...
Fathers Lead Reading Revolution
Nal’ibali empowered fathers and male caregivers in Gqeberha to inspire children’s reading through storytelling, shared books and creative literacy activities during Mandela Day. Fathers, grandfathers,...
Book Launch Funds Literacy Future
Book World South Africa will launch Mandela in Young Voices alongside Project R2Million, expanding literacy opportunities through fundraising, mentorship and education support for young writers....
Nal’ibali Celebrates Mandela Day Through Literacy
Nal’ibali partnered to transform Thathani Primary School before continuing Mandela Day through its Step Into Change literacy campaign, reaching children across Soweto through storytelling, reading...
67 Learners Publish Mandela Poetry Book
Sixty-seven learners have transformed their voices into a published poetry collection, celebrating Nelson Mandela’s legacy while promoting literacy, creativity and youth empowerment in communities. A...
South Africans rewarded for championing children’s literacy
National reading-for-enjoyment campaign, Nal’ibali, is launching a loyalty programme for South Africans committed to making a difference in children’s reading development. Known as FUNda Sonke,...
Nal’ibali encourages reading for enjoyment
Each week, 36 000 supplements are distributed free of charge through Times Media Education direct to reading clubs, community organisations, libraries, schools and other partners...