Dr Asiimwe noted that the theme linking Kiswahili with artificial intelligence and multilingualism aligns with the vision of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation...
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The Executive Secretary of the East African Kiswahili Commission (EAKC), Dr Caroline Asiimwe, has called for World Kiswahili Day to be used as an opportunity to assess the progress of the language across East African Community (EAC) member states and the wider world.
The event is expected to strengthen ongoing efforts by EAC member states to position Kiswahili as a language of knowledge,…
The Commission has adopted the new approach as part of efforts to drive innovation and strengthen the language through its Third…
Dr Asiimwe further revealed that the commission is exploring partnerships with Kiswahili stakeholders to establish training…
As artificial intelligence (AI) reshapes communication, education and commerce across the world, East Africa is positioning…
That legacy continues today as the language supports regional integration, diplomatic engagement and growing commercial links…
Today, that same spirit offers a compelling blueprint for Africa’s next frontier in tourism development. Global tourism is…
