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  Months of the Year IsiNdebele English uZibandlela January uNhlolanja February uMbimbitho March uMabasa April uNkwenkwezi May uNhlangulana June uNtulikazi July uNcwaba August uMpandula September uMfumfu October uLwezi November uMpalakazi December Days of the Week IsiNdebele English Isonto Sunday Umvulo Monday Olwesibili Tuesday Olwesithathu Wednesday Olwesine Thursday Olwesihlanu Friday Umgqibelo Saturday

Languages Division English Department Speech | THE CHAIRMAN'S MESSAGE Content of the Text This is an informative, comparative text and this message targets a young audience, particularly of the 21st century. It outlines the differences between the principles and practices that governed the the societies in the 20th century and those that are currently governing the modern societies in the 21st century. Some of the themes that he touches on in this text are EXPECTATION VERSUS REALITY;  DISCIPLINE and RESPECT.  The Chairman mentions the concern behind the fact that people are abandoning common practises and principles that should govern society, all in the name of 'rights'. He shows us that there is no problem with some rights and principles, and the fact is, they have helped us to establish hierarchy in society and this will help with instilling order in our global society. He also touches on how, with no doubt, many young people of the 21st century are very lazy, worse than...

The Languages Division There shall be background music in the videos so if you do not like it you can turn down your volume and you watch learn from the videos in silence. The songs that are played may not be complete for recommended reasons. LEARN, ENJOY AND INNOVATE!  Dzidza mimwe mitauro. The assumption is that you comprehend English so the following languages shall be translated into English in order for you to learn and understand them and be able to communicate with various people in our global community. Swahili  (found on the Shumbafoot ICT blog) Shona (found on the Shumbafoot main blog) Ndebele   French Chinese Arabic  (found on the Shumbafoot ICT blog) Our Projects in partnership with Murumbwana Stories, for everyone's benefit : Shumbafoot Ngano/Folklore (This is will mainly benefit young children; ngano idzi dzichanyanya kubatsira vana vadiki)