The article takes a survey of Mwalimu Julius Nyerere’s contribution and commitment to the development and recognition of Kiswahili as a lugha ya wanyonge. It shows Nyerere’s personal contribution that enabled the language to overcome critical years when and where the political climate was much in favour of consolidating the position of English in Tanganyika/Tanzania. While Nyerere is shown to have been a pragmatist who understood well the linguistic situation in his country it is indicated also that at times Mwalimu had some biased attitude to English or against Kiswahili especially with regard to the use the latter as a medium of instruction in secondary schools and at tertiary levels of education. The stance of the article though, is th...
The present article attempts to analyse the effects of Kiswahili curricula changes in Kenya on Kiswa...
The language of instruction in secondary schools in Tanzania has always been a debate due to the com...
The thesis discusses the result of a critical language study (CLS) of Tanzanian Presidential Kiswahi...
The article is a plea for sustaining the indigenous languages of Tanzania and Kenya. These languages...
This paper summarizes some issues that pertain to the recent formal and informal development1 of the...
As Rwanda’s interest in the regional and global economy grows, so does the interest of Rwandes...
The promotion of Kiswahili is one of the main goals of the policies of the East African Community. H...
The political and economic problems of language policy in modern Africa have continued to remind us ...
Governments have long used language policy as a means of social control. As FrantzFanon and Ngũgĩ wa...
Un récit collectif dépréciatif sur le premier président de Tanzanie, Julius Nyerere, se diffuse aujo...
Despite gaining political independence five decades ago, for much of sub-Saharan Africa, it is not y...
This article analyses the language in education policy of Zimbabwe. It attempts to highlight the fac...
This article discuss the uses and teaching of the Swahili language in Egypt. Today, the North Africa...
Some text in Swahili (Kiswahili)This study is an attempt at providing an avenue through which Kenya'...
The official status of Swahili in Uganda is more symbolic than functional, the reason it features on...
The present article attempts to analyse the effects of Kiswahili curricula changes in Kenya on Kiswa...
The language of instruction in secondary schools in Tanzania has always been a debate due to the com...
The thesis discusses the result of a critical language study (CLS) of Tanzanian Presidential Kiswahi...
The article is a plea for sustaining the indigenous languages of Tanzania and Kenya. These languages...
This paper summarizes some issues that pertain to the recent formal and informal development1 of the...
As Rwanda’s interest in the regional and global economy grows, so does the interest of Rwandes...
The promotion of Kiswahili is one of the main goals of the policies of the East African Community. H...
The political and economic problems of language policy in modern Africa have continued to remind us ...
Governments have long used language policy as a means of social control. As FrantzFanon and Ngũgĩ wa...
Un récit collectif dépréciatif sur le premier président de Tanzanie, Julius Nyerere, se diffuse aujo...
Despite gaining political independence five decades ago, for much of sub-Saharan Africa, it is not y...
This article analyses the language in education policy of Zimbabwe. It attempts to highlight the fac...
This article discuss the uses and teaching of the Swahili language in Egypt. Today, the North Africa...
Some text in Swahili (Kiswahili)This study is an attempt at providing an avenue through which Kenya'...
The official status of Swahili in Uganda is more symbolic than functional, the reason it features on...
The present article attempts to analyse the effects of Kiswahili curricula changes in Kenya on Kiswa...
The language of instruction in secondary schools in Tanzania has always been a debate due to the com...
The thesis discusses the result of a critical language study (CLS) of Tanzanian Presidential Kiswahi...