Zimbabwe’s Dying Languages

August 5, 2021
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Synopsis 

Are Zimbabwe’s languages dying? This installment of the Cultural Dialogue Series seeks to explore the issues around teaching children their native languages. It identifies the current problems and proposes solutions for parents that may be facing challenges teaching their children their native languages.

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