Wishing you the best in Tanzania. Tanzania should open up, become more welcoming, like in the 60s. Tanzanians should be open minded like in the yester years. The low standard of education has caused a lot of damage to Tanzanian people, to the extent of being xenophobic, fearful of foreigners and mean. The archaic immigration policies do not help either. I guess few Tanzanian university students can articulate in English like these Sudanese! The ignorant will tell you: Swahili is enough. But Swahili is not a universal language. Infact, few books, not even a thousand, have been written or translated into Swahili. One CAN never be really educated and intellectual by just learning in Swahili. The Arabic language has wider use and greater libraries than Swahili will ever have. Yet, more Arabs speak English than ever.
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God bless you all students, work hard and only Legends will understand how hard it was😎
Wishing you the best in Tanzania. Tanzania should open up, become more welcoming, like in the 60s. Tanzanians should be open minded like in the yester years.
The low standard of education has caused a lot of damage to Tanzanian people, to the extent of being xenophobic, fearful of foreigners and mean. The archaic immigration policies do not help either.
I guess few Tanzanian university students can articulate in English like these Sudanese!
The ignorant will tell you: Swahili is enough. But Swahili is not a universal language. Infact, few books, not even a thousand, have been written or translated into Swahili. One CAN never be really educated and intellectual by just learning in Swahili. The Arabic language has wider use and greater libraries than Swahili will ever have. Yet, more Arabs speak English than ever.