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Tanzania right to promote English

Published on: Thursday 12 January 2023

Nations that do not speak English well, like Tanzania, are handicapped. Nations that speak English well, like India and the Scandinavian countries, benefit, take a lot of top jobs, and secure a ...

News source: https://www.the-star.co.ke/opinion/leader/2023-01-11-tanzania-right-to-promote-english/

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Tanzania right to promote English