VOICED : Ugandas local languages revived using competitions

The video discusses the language education landscape in Uganda, highlighting the use of English and local languages in schools. It addresses the challenges of implementing local languages due to the lack of standard spelling and literature. Advocates argue for the benefits of mother tongue education, which can improve academic results and societal participation. Uganda has introduced spelling bee competitions in local languages to promote literacy. The video emphasizes the importance of developing literature in local languages to foster cultural identity and development.

What challenges are faced in applying local languages more broadly in Uganda?

What was the government's action regarding local languages in the curriculum in 2012?

How does schooling children in their mother tongue benefit their academic results?

What initiatives are being taken to promote local languages in Uganda?

Why is the lack of written literature in local languages considered absurd in Uganda?