The language your grandma scolded you in now signs the paycheque — and honestly, it's about time it got a promotion.
Africa's Mother Tongues Are Back in Business — Literally
Across Africa, a new generation of entrepreneurs is turning endangered mother tongues into livelihoods. Language schools, translation services, podcasting and children's publishing are creating jobs while reconnecting diaspora families with their roots. Linguists credit cheaper digital tools and growing pride in indigenous identity. Governments and investors are beginning to notice the economic upside of preservation.
Source: Africa's Mother Tongues Are Back in Business — Literally — r/UpliftingNews
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