African languages and Kiswahili: Is Kiswahili really a ‘killer’ language?
February, 2022 marked a great milestone as the African Union heads of state and governments unanimously approved Kiswahili as one ...
The Rise and Rise of Lingala
At the height of independence for most African countries, Congolese music dominated the airwaves and graced the podiums of independence ...
Scaling the Sustainable Development Goals through African Languages
Africa is home to 2000 languages, or even more, each one richly cultured, with diverse dialects unique to every language. ...
Bolingo Launches the First Website in the Akan Language
On the 4th of September 2022, Bolingo published a news website, Akan Kaseɛbɔ (www.akannews.com) in two of the Akan languages: ...
Tanzania Localization Guide
Tanzania is an East African country on the shores of the Indian Ocean. It is bordered by Kenya, Mozambique, Burundi, ...
The Effects Of Colonialism On African Languages
African languages like many many other languages is the primary source of communication that is constantly being used practically in ...
English Variations in Liberia
The roots of Liberia run down from its historical name as Christopolis and later was renamed Monrovia after the American ...
Should the use and teaching of Ghanaian languages be promoted?
“if culture is a house, then language is the key to the front door; to all the rooms inside. Without ...
Taking A Glance At The Fante Language
In a recent episode of Africa’s LSP Podcast, Ebenezer Kobinah Offen, a Fante teacher and translator shared insights about the ...
Togo Localization Guide
Togo is a West African nation with an area of approximately 56,785 km2. It is bordered to the east by ...
