The day 23 April, marks World Book Day. Organised by the
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), the day sets to
promote reading, publishing and copyright. World Book Day was celebrated for
the first time on 23 April 1995.
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| Read a book, share a book this World Book Day. Source: baskinehearth |
This is the time to celebrate the work of our own diverse
Mzansi authors, as well as acknowledging the need to cultivate a love of books
and reading.
The commemoration of this day is important considering that
as a country we are still facing a high rate of illiteracy
and some of our secondary school learners can neither read nor write.
These are some of the books we’ve read, are reading and
recommend. Share a book you love and tell us why at #WorldBookDay.
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| Jacckie Phamotse's book called Bare: # the Blesser's Game, # the Breeding of an Underdog. Source: Twitter |
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| Democracy and Delusion by Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh. Source: Twitter |
— Gayton McKenzie (@G_XCON) November 28, 2017
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| The Land is Ours, a book by lawyer, Tembeka Ngcukaitobi. Source: Kaya FM |
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