HAVANA: THE International Languages Center at the University of Havana has held a cultural festival aimed at promoting the ...

Kiswahili is spoken across eastern and central Africa. Mother-tongue speakers are found mainly along the coast, but Kiswahili is spoken as a second or third language by people around the world.

Lali Abdalla Shelali performing using a flute during madhimisho ya siku ya Kiswahili duniani at the Lamu Youth Alliance. {Photo,Wilberforce Okwiri,Standard} The most famous phrase from Kiswahili has ...

ANKARA: KISWAHILI has continued to gain its ground in international realms where students from the Regional Studies Center ...

H.E. Said Shaib Mussa, Ambassador of the United Republic of Tanzania to the State of Kuwait The Embassy of the United Republic of Tanzania accredited to the state of Kuwait in collaboration with talk ...

RadioActive’s Leija Farr grew up celebrating Kwanzaa, the year-end celebration that started in 1966 as a way for African Americans to connect with their African heritage. The Swahili language is at ...

The second commemoration of the World Kiswahili Language Day under the theme "Unleashing Kiswahili's Potential in the Digital Era" aims to highlight the important role played by Kiswahili as a ...

Thursday marked the first ever world Kiswahili Language Day, a UN-organised celebration of an African language which has become one of the world’s 10 most spoken. Kiswahili, which is also known as ...

The recent release of the 2023 Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) results demonstrated an element of togetherness across the country. This was simply because the entire country seemed to be in a ...

Since the 1980s, there have been various pronouncements, statements and provisions, issued on Kiswahili language in Uganda. Some of the well-known pronouncements can be found in the following ...

Lali Abdalla Shelali performed using a flute during the celebration of World Kiswahili Day on July 7, 2022. [Wilberforce Okwiri, Standard] The most famous phrase from Kiswahili has to be ‘hakuna ...