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African languages find new life among a younger generation

African languages find new life among a younger generation

By GhanaSummary NewsroomPan-Africa

“Masoyinbo,” meaning “Do not speak English,” is part of a growing revival of African languages, as younger people and members of the diaspora seek to reconnect with their cultural roots.

Languages A television game show in Lagos has one unusual rule: speak English and you lose." But experts warn that many African languages remain at risk after decades of being sidelined in education, business and technology.

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