Making Sense | South African Sign Language Is Official. So Why Is Access Still A Problem? | 02 October 2026

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Making Sense | South African Sign Language Is Official. So Why Is Access Still A Problem? | 02 October 2026 Vusi.Bafetane Fri, 10/02/2026 - 18:12 Recognition Is Not The Same As Access: South Africa’s SASL TestWhen South African Sign Language became the country's 12th official language in July…

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