Interpreting | 2013.12.31
South Africa minister says interpreting firm has 'vanished' - BBC News
| BBC News | South Africa minister says interpreting firm has 'vanished' BBC News ... had been signing "gibberish" and complained that he was a fraud. Hendrietta Bogopane-Zulu, Deputy Minister of Women, Children and People with Disabilities, said that the interpreting company had been providing "sub-standard services" for some time. Reaction to fake sign-language interpreting at Mandela memorial is fast, furious 'Fake' Mandela memorial interpreter says he was hallucinating Mandela memorial interpreter used bogus signs before |
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