'The age of cultural resurgence': Africa's mother tongues finding new life
France 24 · LC · trust 48/100
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Across the African continent, indigenous languages, once marginalised under colonial rule, are seeing renewed interest from younger generations, especially in the diaspora. Modern technology is providing them with new ways to reconnect with their heritage and older generations of their families. Clemence Waller reports.
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