Nal’ibali stands in solidarity with the Bram-Fischer families, advocating for the prosecution of a suspended employee accused of a criminal offence against children
In celebration of Human Rights Day, Nal’ibali has created a Children Literacy Rights board you can use to spread the love of reading for enjoyment in your home or community.
Reading and telling stories in mother language brings families closer and deepens cultural identity. For International Mother Language Day on 21 February, we shared Gogo’s tips for growing a love of African languages with your children.
You’re never too old, too wacky, too wild, to pick up a book and read to a child. – Dr Seuss
Nal’ibali, the national reading-for-enjoyment campaign, has been providing a free, special story for children to celebrate World Read Aloud Day (WRAD) for over a decade. 2023 is no different. Once again, Nal’ibali is calling on all South Africans to join them in reading aloud…
Times are tough. In South Africa, one in three adults is unemployed. Load shedding is pummeling our economy, and only four in 10 children who attend preschool programmes are on track to thrive by the time they start school.
It is easy for funders, policymakers, and community organisations to feel torn. Is it more impactful to put bread on a family’s table today, or to…
In celebration of Literacy Month, Nal’ibali shared six stories which celebrate South Africa’s rich cultural diversity. We asked the Nal’ibali network to read the stories, play the boardgame in their language of choice and send their own stories to us to stand a chance of wining a R1000 voucher from Nal’ibali and Standard Bank. Below are the winning authors and stories from Nal’ibali and Standard Literacy Month 2022…
A new family and community literacy programme from Nal’ibali – the national reading-for-enjoyment campaign – is tackling two of South Africa’s biggest problems: illiteracy and unemployment in communities across the country.
Nal’ibali, South Africa’s reading-for-enjoyment campaign – has been promoting children’s literacy development nationwide since 2012. This is because the ability to read and write unlocks success in school and life, yet most South…