The Bid for KHELOBEDU as an Official Language HEADMEN from various villages across Bolobedu in Limpopo have been ordered by the Modjadji Royal Council to set up language committees in their areas by to assist in promoting Khelobedu as an official language. According to the Khelobedu language committee chairperson, Bishop Madlakadlaka Molewa the local language committees will play a major role in the development of the language, books and other study materials. Molewa said Khelobedu was spoken by about 2,4million peoplein Limpopo. The Balobedu tribe is predominantly found in Bolobedu,Phalaborwa and some parts of Limpopo. He said Khelobedu-speaking pupils had been forced to learn Sepedi at schools. Molewa said this was wrong because Sepedi was not their mother tongue. This affected their general school performances, especially in the matric examination, he said. #Admin_BHH
Posted on: Sat, 22 Jun 2013 20:03:29 +0000
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