To all the translators and the common language of languages, which is translation. Today is all about you. Happy International Translation Day🖤 #ITD2026 #OneNationManyLanguages

CEO Dr Keaobaka Seshoka gave a speech on the opening day of the Funda Mzantsi Championship, where she fervently encouraged linguistic communities to preserve their languages by using them regularly, particularly in the digital era. #OneNationManyLanguages

Happy Heritage Day!🥳🖤 Today, as we dress ourselves in our beautiful, colourful and vibrant tradition attires, we celebrate the wealth of language as an essential part of our heritage that have carried us from one generation to the next. To honour the linguistic diversity that brings us together, CEO Dr Keaobaka Seshoka has offered her reflections in celebration of this day that is uniquely South African.🇿🇦 Hi mi navelela siku leri nene. 🎉 #HeritageDay #HeritageMonth #OneNationManyLanguages

Today, as we commemorate the International Day of Sign Languages, we also celebrate South African Sign Language and the essential part in the lives of the Deaf community. Happy International Day of Sign Languages. 🤟🏾#SASL #IDSL #DeafAwarenessMonth

As we honour #DeafAwarenessMonth, it is crucial to acknowledge that Deaf pride focuses on celebrating Deaf identity and the right to use South African Sign Language (#SASL). #onenationmanylanguages

#DeafAwarenessMonth #SASL 🤟🏾

We have no words other than to say, Enough is Enough! Kwanele😳 #StopGBV #OneNationManyLanguages

sbwl the national anthem in South African Sign Language, during the #Springboks game today. #DeafAwarenessMonth #RugbysGreatestRivalry #SASL

When access to information or services for the Deaf community is not equal to that available to hearing communities, it constitutes a violation of their linguistic rights as enshrined in the Constitution. #DeafAwarenessMonth #OneNationManyLanguages

In commemoration of #DeafAwarenessMonth, our CEO, Dr Keaobaka Seshoka, has written an opinion piece for the Public Sector Manager magazine, where she reflects on the linguistic rights of the Deaf community in light of the 3rd anniversary since the officialisation of South African Sign Language (#SASL). Read the full article here: publicsectormanager.gov.za/

In commemoration of #DeafAwarenessMonth, our CEO, Dr Keaobaka Seshoka, has written an opinion piece for the Public Sector Manager magazine, where she reflects on the linguistic rights of the Deaf community in light of the 3rd anniversary since the officialisation of South African Sign Language (#SASL).

September is #DeafAwarenessMonth and it's a great opportunity to explore South African Sign Language (SASL) fingerspelling (A-Z). Since #SASL is specifically designed for South Africa and differs from other sign languages, we encourage you to learn from reliable sources, pansalb.org

Happy #InternationalLiteracyDay🥳🖤

📢JOB SEEKERS📌 We are looking for a Chief Financial Officer to join our team! If you have a passion for financial strategy and a knack for driving prudent fiscal practices, this is your chance to shine. pansalb.org/chief-financial-… #jobopportunity #onenationmanylanguages

The day we have been waiting for is finally here! 🥳🤟🏽 We are launching Deaf Awareness Month today, in collaboration with GCIS and @DWYPD_ZA. Join the virtual event here: teams.microsoft.com/meet/319… #DeafAwarenessMonth #SASL #OneNationManyLanguages

#WomenAuthors | Ririmi ra manana ri fambisiwa emahlweni hi vatsari vo fana na Phumzile Shirinda loyi a tekeriweke enhlokweni hikokwalaho ka ntirho wa yena wa xiyimo xa le henhla eka ntivoririmi wa Xitsonga na mfuwo. Hoyohoyo!🥳💜 #WomensMonth #OneNationManyLanguages

#WomenAuthors | #WomenAuthors | Maria Christina Olivier was one of the recipients of our prestigious Multilingualism Awards in the Afrikaans and language and literature awards. Ons is baie trots vir jou Tannie Olivier! 🥳💜 #WomensMonth #OneNationManyLanguages

CEO Dr Keaobaka Seshoka will discuss her educational and professional path that resulted in her appointment as CEO of PanSALB, alongside other ambitious women in academia, during @LinguisticUnisa’s event focused on women in leadership. #WomensMonth #OneNationManyLanguages

#WomenAuthors | Special recognition to a young woman in literature @NozizweMD who has written a children’s book in isiXhosa titled “UTobhini”. Amaqobokazana angalal' endleleni yazini kunyembelekile!💜#WomensMonth