Taxi industry called on to drive culture of reading

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'In some areas when a taxi driver sees a learner in the streets during school hours they take that learner to school. So why can't taxi drivers also be used as part of promoting this culture?' asked Nkuna.

A pupil reads through the programme during a dialogue organised by the National Education Collaboration Trust in Driekop, Sekhukhune, in Limpopo.When stokvels share groceries at the end of the year, they should include a book for each member to read for leisure as part of promoting a culture of reading in SA.

Teachers, pupils, principals, traditional leaders and councillors discussed ways of improving and entrenching reading at schools and in communities.

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