We asked 4200 respondents about the state of reading in South Africa. Find out what they had to say at the launch of our National Reading Barometer and Survey: https://t.co/KIz6j1kMvg
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According to @BarometerSA, libraries remain important places for reading material access but are still not accessible to all, and many users don’t borrow books. See more findings here https://t.co/3IpkaUhjRF #NRB#Libraries#library#literacy
The National Reading Barometer Survey found that 18% of South Africans are non-readers. Non-readers might be able to read a little, but they rarely do – read more on our five personas: https://t.co/80lkB9jWJ8
The National Reading Barometer describes adult reading culture and the broader reading ecosystem in South Africa. Visit our website to read more on our work and our latest finding: https://t.co/A78hWH5YYY
Did you know that only 28% of South African adults visited a library in the last year? This is one of the discoveries made public at the launch of #NationalReadingBarometer on June 13, 2023. Visit https://t.co/s6mDtzNm4B for more information on the research. #ReadingCulture
Do you know what kind of reader you are? Take the #NationalReadingBarometer Reader Persona quiz here: https://t.co/2a5j9nX4qd Quiz is completely anonymous and it only takes 5 minutes and you'll get the answer right away #NRBLaunch#ReadingCulture
There’s more evidence that very few South Africans are able to get enough books to read. The Nal'ibali Trust says that only about 58% of people in our country have any kind of access to a community library. Nal'bali Trust's Nqabakazi Gina explains.
Watch: https://t.co/ikI5Bk9FCf
There’s more evidence that very few South Africans are able to get enough books to read. The Nal'ibali Trust says that only about 58% of people in our country have any kind of access to a community library. Nal'bali Trust's Nqabakazi Gina explains.
Watch: https://t.co/ikI5Bk9FCf