International Literacy Day Using debates to improve literacy 1
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JOHANNESBURG - The Mpumalanga province has won the 2024 Youth-4-Safer-SA Debate Championship.
The competition saw eight provinces go head-to-head, raising points and arguments on a provided topic.
READ: International Literacy Day | South Africa's literacy crisis
The topic was "The Government of National Unity: Re-imagining the Future of South Africa,"
With only 22 percent of South African 10-year-olds able to read for meaning, we ask if such initiatives can assist in promoting literacy in schools.
The Safer South Africa Foundation, Riah Phiyega discussed this with eNCA.