The Commission has adopted the new approach as part of efforts to drive innovation and strengthen the language through its Third International Kiswahili Conference, which begins on Sunday, July...
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Bujumbura. The East African Community (EAC) has urged citizens across the region to play an active role in advancing a new strategic direction introduced by the East African Kiswahili Commission (KAKAMA), aimed at harnessing artificial intelligence to accelerate the development of the Kiswahili language.
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Dr Asiimwe further revealed that the commission is exploring partnerships with Kiswahili stakeholders to establish training…
Kiswahili occupies a unique position within Africa. It is not only a common language of communication across East and parts of…
The event is expected to strengthen ongoing efforts by EAC member states to position Kiswahili as a language of knowledge,…
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