Can access to local content increase internet adoption in South Africa

• Afrikaans
• English
• Ndebele
• Northern Sotho
• Sotho
• Swazi
• Tsonga
• Tswana
• Venda
• Xhosa
• Zulu

Google South Africa is available in the following languages

http://mybroadband.co.za/news/internet/9395-google-now-speaks-afrikaans.html (Web Archive)

• Afrikaans (added 2009-09-03)
• English
• Ndebele (listed as Northern Ndebele, primarily spoken in Zimbabwe)
• Northern Sotho
• Sotho (Sesotho)
• Swazi
• Tsonga
• Tswana (Setswana) (added 2010-08-13)
• Venda
• Xhosa (IsiXhosa)
• Zulu (isiZulu)

Hyperlinked languages appear in the W3Techs' list of most used languages online.

Google Chrome Stable version 4.1.249 launched on 2010-03-17 included automatic translation.

http://googlepress.blogspot.com/2000/05/google-goes-global-with-addition-of-10.html

• Drive added 2013-06-19
• Facebook (added 2009-03-16)
• Gmail added 2014-07-08
• Translate added 2009-08-29
• YouTube added 2011-11-03

• Translate added 2014-12-11

• Facebook

• Drive added 2013-06-19
• Facebook
• Gmail added 2014-07-08
• Translate added 2013-12-11
• YouTube added 2011-11-03

http://google-africa.blogspot.co.at/2013/12/google-translate-now-in-80-languages.html

Voice search in Afrikaans and Zulu:

https://googleblog.blogspot.in/2010/11/voice-search-in-underrepresented.html

Older translations:

http://tectonic.co.za/?p=121

http://www.southafrica.info/services/googleza.htm

This code used for this project is described in the CodeBook.md file.