> A teacher instructs pupils under the new Education Policy ,instruction at all levels of education will be given in Kiswahili.
What you need to know:
We are lucky to have one common language that comfortably has united us all – a big nation formed from about 120 plus tribes. As days passes by, Kiswahili is becoming a mother tongue of many Tanzanian children. But why Kiswahili has not been made the language of teaching at all levels of education more than 50 years after independence? Are those reasons now overtaken by time? Are we feeling uncivilised for not using Kiswahili as a medium of instruction for our children? I think none of these reasons is applicable.
