RC 260907SAfmBridget Masinga
Monday, 7 September 2026
The episode focused on inclusion and cultural protection, from expanding South African Sign Language to career identity and Ghana’s legal safeguards for authentic Kente cloth.
- 13:43
A South African Sign Language campaign is developing clan-name signs through cultural research, African-language interpretation and deaf artists, with seven surnames approved so far.
- 13:34
The specialist said Deaf South Africans still face major access barriers in healthcare, banking, education and public services, despite South African Sign Language becoming the 12th official language.
- 14:18
Career coach Mayo Febey advised workers to build an intentional brand from experience, personality, expertise, skills and achievements, then communicate it consistently across meetings, LinkedIn and job applications.
- 14:53
Ghana protected Kente cloth as a geographical indication on 8 August 2025, giving qualifying local producers legal grounds to challenge falsely marketed imitations and counterfeit imports.