Discover Imisebe Publishing’s unwavering commitment to preserving and promoting siSwati language and culture. Explore our initiatives, resources, and the exciting siSwati Spelling Bee competition in this enlightening article.
Swazi National High School’s hard-fought victory in the 2023 Sibitelo neMisebe competition underscores the importance of language and culture preservation, as emphasized by Guest of Honour Professor Zodvwa Motsa-Madikane.
Imisebe Publishing Company recently organized a two-day workshop to empower young authors and promote siSwati, the indigenous language of Eswatini. Through this workshop, Imisebe is fostering a culture of reading while ensuring the longevity of literary works. Through their commitment and support, Imisebe and UNESCO are celebrating linguistic diversity and fair remuneration for authors, paving the way for a vibrant literary landscape in Eswatini and beyond.
The Sibitelo neMisebe competition, a siSwati spelling bee, captivated students from various schools as they battled for regional supremacy. With a unique blend of language preservation and technological integration, the competition showcased the students’ linguistic prowess. As the top schools advance to the national finals, anticipation for the ultimate champion intensifies.
Imisebe Publishing Company has launched an online spelling competition to promote the use of the siSwati language as an instructional medium at all levels of education in Eswatini. The competition is aimed at recognizing the mother tongue as an essential component of education and is supported by the Ministry of Education and Training. The event was held to commemorate the International Mother Language Day, which is celebrated every February around the world, with this year’s theme being ‘Multilingual Education: A Necessity to Transform Education
Imisebe Publishing recently celebrated the power of reading aloud at the Manzini Practising School. The aim of the event was to read stories to the students, promoting literacy, language development, and a love of reading. We also donated books to the school’s library, hoping to inspire and educate students for years to come. Join us in promoting literacy and making books accessible to all, and help build a brighter future for young learners.
Imisebe Publishing celebrated International Read Aloud Day in style by visiting the Mbasheni Primary School Resource Centre for children with special needs. Our team of volunteers had the pleasure of reading stories with the children, promoting literacy, and a love of reading. We also donated educational materials to the school, hoping to make a positive impact on the students’ learning experience. Join us in our commitment to promoting literacy and education for all, especially children with special needs, and help build a brighter future for young learners.
Imisebe Publishing proudly presents the first-ever siSwati monolingual dictionary, Umphandza, Sichazamagama sesiSwati. Launched in a high-level ceremony officiated by the Deputy Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Eswatini, this milestone achievement coincided with the International Mother Language Day celebration, emphasizing the importance of linguistic and cultural diversity. Discover the significance of Umphandza, Sichazamagama sesiSwati in the preservation and development of the language through this groundbreaking publication.
Imisebe Publishing joined the international community in celebrating and honoring teachers for the valuable contribution they make in shaping young minds and in changing lives. Under this year’s theme, ” TEACHERS AT THE HEART OF EDUCATION RECOVERY”
Imisebe Publishers is leading the charge to improve the reading culture in Eswatini with their “Connecting to Build a Reading Nation” initiative. At a recent networking breakfast attended by over 20 librarians and development agencies, including a representative from UNESCO, Imisebe Publishers discussed strategies to promote literacy and a love for reading among Emaswati. Read on to learn more about their efforts to level the playing field for authors and publishers in the kingdom.
