Students in Kenya have expressed that using their mother tongue enhances their learning experience. However, English remains the primary language of instruction in educational institutions and is often favored in the workplace.
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Kenyan Students Advocate for Mother Tongue in Education
Students in Kenya report that learning in their mother tongue aids their educational development. Despite this, English continues to be the dominant language in both the education system and professional environments.
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Between English and mother tongue: Kenya’s education language dilemma
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Kenyan Students Advocate for Mother Tongue in Education