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I suppose you can say so, yes. We have 11 official languages and some unofficial ones too, so almost everyone speaks English to some extend. Most as a second language, some as a first and some speak only English. The native African languages are divided by region, like Tswana is spoken mostly up...

I couldn't resist It means "Afrikaans is my mother tongue. We speak it here in South Africa" It's one of those not-widely-known languages.What the article didn't say is that for some reason Afrikaans speakers understand Dutch and Dutch speakers don't understand Afrikaans

Afrikaans is my moedertaal. Ons praat dit hier in in Suid-Afrika.

English and Afrikaans are both widely spoken round here, so it's a bilingual paper. They do most of the articles in both languages.

English and Afrikaans are both widely spoken round here, so it's a bilingual paper. They do most of the articles in both languages.

What is wrong with this picture? Perfect headline too: "What's going on?" Indeed...