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  The Dean at the Faculty of Ghanaian Languages of the University of Education Winneba, Professor Charles Owu-Ewie says it is unjust to prohibit children from speaking vernacular in schools. Speaking at a virtual symposium on the role of the mother tongue in improving literacy in Ghana on 3fm 92.7, the Urban blend show, organized in commemoration of the 2021 international mother tongue day, Professor Owu-Ewie bemoaned the habit of punishing students for speaking our local languages at school, he believes this has the tendency of eroding our heritage as a country. For his part, the Convener o...

Promise of a Bright Future Jayanta Ghosal 1st March, 2021 01:36:23 Today is March 1, a sacred day for remembering the historic events of 1971. On this day, Pakistan President Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan regrettably postponed the National Assembly session. Awami League led by Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman obtained a clear majority in Pakistan National Assembly. East Pakistan was then taking preparation to establish a new Bangladesh. General Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan intentionally suspended the National Assembly session so that Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman cannot assume power. Today is the...

Updated Feb 27, 2021 | 16:07 IST Marathi Bhasha Diwas is a day of pride for all the speakers of the language of the western coast of India - the part that was called Deccan - or Dakshin - in Mughal times. Here's more about the language. Greetings on Marathi Bhasha Din  |  Photo Credit: Twitter Key Highlights With almost 90 million speakers worldwide, Marathi is the 15th most commonly spoken language in the world. The Marathi Bhasha Din is a day marked to celebrate the heritage of Marathi - also marked in honour of Kusumagraj or VV Shirwadkar, a noted Marathi...

Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. WorldRemit Celebrates International Mother Language Day February 21, 2021 GMT WorldRemit, a leading cross-border digital payments service , is celebrating International Mother Language Day by waiving fees on transactions from the UK to Bangladesh from 21 st to 24th February 2021. Mother Language Day is celebrated on 21st February every year to promote and preserve the use of all languages and is a public holiday in Bangladesh. ADVERTISEMENT Customers can access zero-fee money transfers from the UK t...

ON International Mother Language Day, Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) calls upon