Street Famous Swahili Cuisine 1: Swahili Cuisine: Nyama Choma the delicious. 1: More than [...]
Kiswahili
The Language
Kiswahili is a Bantu language that belongs to the Niger-Congo lan- guage family. The word Bantu means “people.” The languages of Baganda in Uganda, Sotho in Lesotho, Zulu in South Africa and Kikuyu in Kenya are other examples of Bantu languages.
- Kiswahili Speaking
- Bantu Language
The language
International status
Kiswahili has attained an international status. The African Union, formerly the Organization of African Unity (OAU), has adopted Kiswahili as one of the official languages of Africa. For many years, major radio networks have been broadcasting Swahili programs.
Latest articles
Swahili People
6 Exciting Swahili Cuisine: Street Food in Tanzania
Swahili Language
10 Best Translation Apps to Swahili Language for Travelers to East Africa
Translation Apps to Swahili Language for Travelers to East Africa Traveling to [...]
Swahili Language
7 Critical Drawbacks and Challenges of Wildlife Conservation in Kenya
Challenges of Wildlife Conservation in Kenya Kenya, with its diverse ecosystems and [...]
Swahili Language
5 Fascinating Milestones in the History of the Swahili Language
History of the Swahili Language in East Africa The Swahili language, with [...]
Swahili People
10 Exciting Ways to Explore the Swahili Culture of the East African Coast
The Swahili Culture of the East African Coast The East African coast [...]
Swahili Language
Kiswahili School: A Fascinating Conversation with Mwalimu Wambui
A Conversation with Mwalimu Wambui from Kiswahili School Interview by K. kamani [...]