Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga says the offer from these Central African countries came shortly after South Africa announced its pupils would be offered instruction in Africa’s most spoken language.

Basic Education Minister Angie Moshekga says its been long in the making that South Africa pupils are given the opportunity to learn the most spoken  African language.

She says language teaches words and brings the culture and values.

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Motshekga says Tanzania and Kenya have offered South Africa help with  training and teachers in kiSwahili.

Hopefully the next generation of African will be able to communicate without interpreters

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