The intergenerational transmission of the indigenous Khoekhoegowab language will be essential to its survival, activist and teacher Bradley van Sitters said at the culmination of the University of Cape Town's (UCT) first online foundational Khoekhoegowab course, designed to revitalise the language.
Indigenous language regeneration is part of the African Renaissance, added Van Sitters.
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