Charlize Theron

Actress Charlize Theron sparked controversy among South Africans after she made claims about the Afrikaans language. "There's about 44 people still speaking ...

South African-born Hollywood actress Charlize Theron has faced the Twitter firing squad after claims she made about Afrikaans.

South African-born actress Charlize Theron may have ruffled feathers with her comments about her mother tongue, Afrikaans, but she also has many of her ...

Charlize Theron's remarks about Afrikaans have shook Mzansi. In an interview, 'The Italian Job' actress says Afrikaans is dying and it's not a helpful ...

Popular Afrikaans singer Steve Hofmeyr has responded to Charlize Theron's claims Afrikaans is a "dying" and "unhelpful" language.

The stunning Benoni-born superstar has ruffled plenty of feathers over her remarks about her mother tongue during an appearance on an episode of the ...

The Oscar-winning South African actress joked that 'there's about 44 people still speaking it” in an interview with SmartLess podcast.

Charlize Theron recently shared her opinion on the lack of use of the Afrikaans language in a podcast interview, leaving a bitter taste in Mzansi's mouths.

“It's not a very helpful language,” said the Academy Award-winning actor in a recent interview. Clarence Ford interviews Barbara Friedman about this and ...

Charlize Theron, a South African-American actress and producer, has mocked her mother tongue on a celebrity podcast saying.

Popular Afrikaans singer Steve Hofmeyr has responded to Charlize Theron's claims Afrikaans is a "dying" and "unhelpful" language.

This comes after Theron, in a recent interview, told the hosts of a popular podcast show that she found Afrikaans to be a dying and unhelpful language.

Award-winning actress Charlize Theron has divided the South African public after her interesting views on her home language Afrikaans.

In 2011, Charlize said it was difficult to be an Afrikaans speaker when there was only one other person who spoke the language around her.

A flippant comment made by South African actor Charlize Theron on an American podcast has caused a rumble back home.

The Hollywood star grew up speaking Afrikaans - many fellow South Africans are outraged by her comments.

Actress Charlize Theron sparked controversy among South Africans after she made claims about the Afrikaans language. "There's about 44 people still speaking ...

Oscar-winning actor Charlize Theron has sparked a firestorm in her native South Africa for suggesting that Afrikaans, a language descended from Dutch ...

Charlize Theron has prompted anger in her native South Africa after suggesting that Afrikaans, a language descended from Dutch colonial settlers, ...

In the podcast, the South African born and raised actress from Benoni teased Arnett for his terrible Afrikaans impersonation, and said: “There's about 44 people ...

Iconic Afrikaans singer Steve Hofmeyr slammed Charlize Theron for claiming Afrikaans is a 'dying' language.

The Oscar-winner has sparked controversy in her native South Africa.

One of the world's highest-paid actresses, Charlize Theron, born in Benoni, Transvaal Province of South Africa in 1975, has courted controversy for ...

The Pan South African Language Board (PanSALB) released a statement following comments made by Charlize Theron during an American interview in which she ...

The Pan South African Language Board has rubbished comments made by Charlize Theron that Afrikaans is a dying language, spoken by 44 people.

Oscar-winning actor Charlize Theron has sparked a firestorm in her native South Africa for suggesting that Afrikaans, a language descended from Dutch ...

Oscar-winning actor Charlize Theron has sparked a firestorm in her native South Africa for suggesting that Afrikaans, a language descended from Dutch ...

Charlize Theron has sparked a firestorm in South Africa after saying that Afrikaans was heading for oblivion.

The statement said: "The comments made by Ms Theron perpetuate the persistent misconception that Afrikaans is only spoken by white 'boere' South Africans, which ...