The former Speaker of the Children’s Assembly recently gave an interview to N24TV to discuss the importance of preserving and promoting the Soninke language.
Speaking on the occasion of International Language Day, the former Speaker emphasized the role of young people in maintaining the cultural heritage of Soninke, a language spoken by communities across West Africa.
In the interview, they highlighted the challenges faced by the language, including the influence of dominant languages and the need for more resources to support its learning and use. The former Speaker also called for greater awareness and educational initiatives to ensure that the Soninke language is passed on to future generations.
International Language Day serves as an important reminder of the diversity of languages around the world, and the former Speaker’s remarks shed light on the efforts being made to protect the linguistic heritage of the Soninke-speaking community.
