History made in effort to preserve indigenous languages

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Published Dec 3, 2019

Linguistic history is being made after students at the University of Cape Town, graduated from an indigenous language course, with roots that date back more than 200,000 years. The Coy-San are known to be one of the earliest inhabitants of Southern Africa, but their language was mostly lost through the ages, with colonialism said to be a major cause. CGTN's Travers Andrews has more with this report.

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