None are official in the African Union.
African leaders prefer their colonial mother tongues.
Africa's intelligentsia is educated in colonial mother tongues.
African languages are oppressed, therefore African cultures are oppressed, and remain stagnant.
More and more, it seems, being African refers to nothing more than the geographical location in which one is born.
African leaders prefer their colonial mother tongues.
Africa's intelligentsia is educated in colonial mother tongues.
African languages are oppressed, therefore African cultures are oppressed, and remain stagnant.
More and more, it seems, being African refers to nothing more than the geographical location in which one is born.
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