“Mother tongue won’t help you eat”: Language politics in Sierra Leone
October-December 2020 - Vol 14 Num. 4
This article addresses the question, how does Sierra Leone’s language regime, moderated through formal and informal education, contribute to post-war globalization dynamics? Since Sierra Leonean independence from Britain in 1961, Krio, a type of Creole, has gone from being the mother tongue of a small ethnic...
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