• Sibusiso Biyela’ Ilukuluku Podcast - Create A Comprehensive Database Of Scientific Terms In Isizulu

  • Nov 9 2023
  • Length: 33 mins
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Sibusiso Biyela’ Ilukuluku Podcast - Create A Comprehensive Database Of Scientific Terms In Isizulu

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  • In this episode, we are honoured to feature Sibusiso Biyela, the brilliant mind behind "Ilukuluku" a groundbreaking podcast that brings the world of science to life in Isizulu, a South African indigenous language that has long been underrepresented in scientific discussions. By involving listeners in the translation process and fostering a deeper understanding of the scientific process, the podcast is paving the way for a future where science can be conducted and discussed in African languages. With continued support and recognition, initiatives like "IlukuLuku" have the potential to revolutionise science communication and empower African communities to embrace and contribute to scientific knowledge.


    As we engage with Sibusiso, we uncover the intersection of linguistic diversity and scientific innovation. His podcast, "IlukuLuku," exemplifies the power of collaboration, co-creation, and audience engagement in achieving this goal. 




    Join us on this enlightening journey as we explore the extraordinary work of Sibusiso Biyela on the Ilukuluku podcast.


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