Communication, Language, and Literary Traditions in Africa (Essay Sample)

this report outlines the presence of many and diverse languages and dialects spoken across africa that varies from country to country that roots deeply into their cultures,believes and social well being of the africans in respective countries
despite all these languages with deep understanding from the locals,none of them is adopted as an official language or used in educational settings,instead,the language of the neighbours for instance english and swahili in kenya are treated as official and national languages respectively.
kenya for instance has 42 ethnic languages but the education system,official gatherings and government offices acknowledges english.
in cameroon,creole english is spoken all over the country but has never been recognized as official language despite having a deep resonance and understanding of the cameroonians.
this explains why currently the incoming generation is losing mastery of the local dialects in africa at the expense of english.

if these languages are adopted as educational languages,it will automatically elevate the educational system of africa as a continent.