Dr Asiimwe further revealed that the commission is exploring partnerships with Kiswahili stakeholders to establish training courses for journalists who lack proficiency in the language.
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Bujumbura. The third International Kiswahili Conference has opened in Burundi, marking the start of discussions on how artificial intelligence (AI) can be harnessed to advance the Kiswahili language across East Africa and beyond.
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