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Mozambique: National languages and African identity

Written byPaula Góes
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Posted 15 January 2008 14:05 GMT

João Craveirinha debates national languages and African identity on Moçambique Online Blog [pt]. “The fear of the emergence of a pseudo-tribalism movement was the excuse for not to teach our language Banto alongside Portuguese and English. ”

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