[civsoc-mw] Use of indigenous languages

[Keyboard Boyd Kilembey]

Good question prof. Was a research done. Me thinks we are just engaging in
academic argument. The notion that we will become Singapore if parliament
spoke in vernacular is confoundingly stupidly academic. Those who have gaps
in English should find ways of improving themselves. That is what every
employee who wants the job does. Even bwandilo queens update themselves on
skills without waiting for a constitutional change. Watsala watsala

On Wed, 23 Sep 2020, 15:14 Adamson S. Muula, <amuula at medcol.mw> wrote:

> What informed the choice of the 'local' language?
>
> On Wed, Sep 23, 2020, 1:51 PM Shadreck Kapanga Chirwa <
> shadchirwa at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>>  Politics or not, most countries came with Bi-Lingual. In Malawi, used to
>>> be Chichewa and English, and even translations.
>>>
>>>
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