Translation of Bible to Naro nears completion

GANTSI: A 25-year-old project by the Christian Reformed Churches in the Netherlands to translate the Bible to a Sesarwa dialect is nearing completion.

The project was initially spearheaded by Reverend Bram le Roux in 1991 after he saw the need to translate the Bible to Naro, a Sesarwa language spoken largely in Gantsi.

On Monday, Reverend Hessel Visser of D’Kar where the project is based told Mmegi that the implementation team translated the New Testament in 2012 and is now working on the Old Testament.

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