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Kenya told to declare Kiswahili mandatory in its communication, operations

Participants at the Embu's Kenya School of Government, Embu Campus during views collection on the National Kiswahili Council Bill 2019. [Joseph Muchiri, Standard]

Kiswahili language teachers, lecturers, and experts want the Government to maximally utilise the language in its policies and agendas’ communication to unlock its massive potential to the country’s development.

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