Kiswahili

Every day, millions of people think, trade, and create in Kiswahili — in markets, classrooms, films, music, and code. Increasingly, it is also the language of Africa’s digital future. But …

Recognized by UNESCO in 2021 as the first African language to have an International Day dedicated by the United Nations system, Kiswahili today connects more than 200 million speakers across Africa and …

Tanzania’s global leadership in the promotion and international recognition of Kiswahili was prominently highlighted at this year’s Diplomatic Party held on 15 January 2026 in Dodoma, hosted by H.E. Dr. …