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In Kenya’s Refugee Camps, School Is Failing The Very Children It’s Meant To Help. Teachers And Learners Don’t Share A Language. Most Can’t Speak Swahili. Refugee Teachers Are Untrained And Underpaid. Parents Worry English Lessons Open Doors Abroad But Shut Their Children Out Of Kenyan Society. Our Reporter Travelled To Dadaab To Hear Firsthand Why Kiswahili ,kenya’s National Language Is Being Pushed Aside, And What That Means For An Entire Generation Of Learners.and As He Reports This Does Not Just Affect The Refugees But Also Host Communities That Share The Schools.
Lost in translation-The Language Struggle inside Kenya's Refugee Camps
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