A call to teach children indigenous languages

Tuesday, October 06, 2015

KALAKAMATI: A private development practitioner and training consultant, Mishodzi Molokomme has called on parents to teach their children their indigenous languages.

Molokomme said that it is vital for children to know their indigenous languages as it provides them with a foundation to learn their culture.

Molokomme was the guest speaker at the annual Domboshaba Cultural Festival over the weekend. This year’s festival was held under the theme, ‘Inclusion in and through education, language counts’.

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