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Hwang, Kyu Deug (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies)
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한국외국어대학교 아프리카연구소 Asian Journal of African Studies 아프리카 硏究 제30호
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2011.8
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113 - 131 (19page)

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Kenya is a typical case of a multilingual society. However, it is argued that the Kenyan languages should include not only Kiswahili but also English as major languages. In fact, English is the exoglossic official language used in government, diplomacy and international arena while Kiswahili is the endoglossic national language that is used for government affairs and also used as a lingua franca facilitating the inter-ethnic communication. Nevertheless, it is important to note that Kiswahili itself is as extrinsic to most rural people as is English, and, only a small proportion who claim to speak are able to engage in serious conversation. The other indigenous and nomadic Kenyan languages are largely used for daily activities to communicate in homes and rural areas. Within the context of language policy for education in the complex language situation in Kenya, there exist some important socio-linguistic problems to be addressed in order to achieve a much more balanced and sustainable multilingual society. This paper recognizes the importance of such meanings and values that the historical experiences of language policy in Kenya should be put into serious consideration. Thus, it is to explore the colonial period of Kenyan language policy that impacted substantially on post-colonial language policy. Following these historical evolutions of language policy in Kenya, the paper attempts to link the main issue of language policy to education in relations to human rights.

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1. Introduction
2. The British Colonial Period of Language Policy in Kenya
3. The Post-Colonial Language Policy in Kenya
4. Language Policy and Education in Kenya
5. Conclusion
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