RC 260915SAfmBridget Masinga
Tuesday, 15 September 2026
A largely music- and archive-led episode featured a standout discussion about a 25-year literacy campaign inspired by a great-grandmother’s love of books.
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- 01:31
Dr Twinam Flope said her great-grandmother, Umam Tunu, collected anything containing words and kept the items in a suitcase, shaping her commitment to literacy.
- 01:32
Flope said she started the Nozing Wait Literacy Campaign 25 years ago in her great-grandmother’s honour, carrying that legacy into schools.
- 01:32
At schools including Katlehong, Flope presents books as gifts from Nosi Nwadi, describing herself as the medium through which her ancestor continues working.