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Ensuring African languages do not go extinct through Kasahorow

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The use of indigenous African languages has been steadily declining, according to recent surveys, particularly among middle-class and upper-class African millennials and Generation Z. According to statistics, the next generation of academics, corporate executives, and politicians in nations like Ghana, Nigeria, and Kenya will speak English as their first language, and maybe their only one. ...

Source: Face2Face Africa - The Premier Pan-African Voice

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