Zimbabwe mandates indigenous language in schools

Zimbabwe makes indigenous language compulsory for all learners from ECD to O'Level starting next year.

Zimbabwe mandates indigenous language in schools

Zimbabwe makes indigenous language compulsory for all learners from ECD to O'Level starting next year.

Zimbabwe's government has made indigenous language a compulsory subject for all learners from ECD to O'Level starting next year. Schools will begin implementation at the start of the academic year. The policy aims to preserve cultural heritage and promote national identity. It also seeks to enhance linguistic diversity in the education system. The policy's success depends on implementation.

The Jeere 2026-09-16  ·  stories

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