“Greetings from…” Oratile Olivia, a Setswana language digital activist from South AfricaListen to this audio postcard of Oratile's journey of language revitalization in her own wordsWritten by Malcolm Bamba29 January 2024
“Greetings from…” Surajo Teete, a Fulfulde language digital activist from NigeriaListen to this audio postcard of Surajo's journey of language revitalization in his own wordsWritten by Malcolm Bamba29 January 2024
“Greetings from…” Siya Masuku, an isiZulu language digital activist from South AfricaListen to this audio postcard of Siya's journey of language revitalization in his own wordsWritten by Malcolm Bamba29 January 2024
“Greetings from…” Lucy Iwuala, an Igbo language digital activist from NigeriaListen to this audio postcard of Lucy's journey of language revitalization in her own wordsWritten by Malcolm Bamba29 January 2024
“Greetings from…” Umasoye, an Ekpeye language digital activist from NigeriaListen to this audio postcard of Umasoye's journey of language revitalization in her own words.Written by Malcolm Bamba22 December 2023
Meet a pioneer promoting inclusion through digital STEM education in the Yoruba languageUsing the power of social media to bridge the language digital gapWritten by Guest Contributor6 September 2023
Digital activist discusses why native Yoruba speakers should embrace their Indigenous language in online spacesSome Yoruba speakers feel inferior using their Indigenous language onlineWritten by Zita Zage17 August 2023
Surajo Teete: bringing the Fulfulde language of Nigeria into the digital worldRV welcomes the host of @DigiAfricanLang Twitter account from August 3–9, 2023Written by Surjao Teete3 August 2023
Franca Umasoye Igwe: promoting the Ekpeye language of NigeriaRV welcomes the host of @DigiAfricanLang Twitter account from July 6–July 12, 2023Written by Franca Umasoye Igwe7 July 2023
Toroga Denver: promoting the Khoikhoi language in South AfricaRV welcomes the host of @DigiAfricanLang Twitter account from June 29–July 5, 2023Written by Denver Toroxa Breda3 July 2023
Faisal Ali's role in pioneering Ghanaian Pidgin on WikipediaGhanaian Pidgin on Wikipedia has 600 articles and countingWritten by RV Guest Contributor21 June 2023
Oratile Olivia Gabaphethe: striving to keep the Setswana language relevant, online and offlineRV welcomes the host of @DigiAfricanLang Twitter account from June 15-21, 2023Written by Oratile Olivia Gabaphethe15 June 2023
Siki Dlanga: working to connect indigenous languages activists across South AfricaRV welcomes the host of @DigiAfricanLang Twitter account from June 1-7, 2023Written by Siki Dlanga1 June 2023
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