Language serves as a powerful tool for communication, but its influence extends far beyond mere conveyance of information. It plays a pivotal role in shaping gender identity and perpetuating societal
Visiting Rwanda is an adventure like no other. From its breathtaking landscapes to its vibrant culture, this East African gem captivates travelers with its rich tapestry of experiences. Yet, amidst
Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, a founding father of the African Union in his autobiography, ‘The Autobiography of Kwame Nkrumah,’ narrates that he began his political career as a student at the
Ghana, just like other African countries, has a language policy that seemingly marginalizes the significance of African languages in the educational sphere. The policy dictates that from kindergarten to Grade
The Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC), through its news anchors, has pioneered the promotion of the country’s local fabrics like the ntoma, kente, batakari amongst others. Most African countries have fabrics
The desire for technological advancements have been with us since before the Agrarian revolution and cuneiform writing in Mesopotamia about 12,000 years ago. Human civilization demanded assistance, through technology, to
The role of language in decolonizing education in Africa is multifaceted. Historically, many African countries were colonized by Europeans, which often meant that the languages of the colonizers were imposed
African languages and culture are constantly under duress, competing with other internationally recognized and accepted cultures, experiencing cultural convergence, hybridization and differentialism that result in assimilation, change, or even being
Acculturation is one of the impacts of colonization in Africa. Over time, beyond colonization, most of African cultures and traditions have been assimilated and overridden by those of the colonialists.
The 8th of March marks the International Women’s Day, celebrated across the world. This day was created to amplify the voices of women and demand gender equality. The United Nations