Magwiji waliofanikisha Kongamano la Kimataifa la Kiswahili Kololo 14th-16th Akiwemo Prof PLO Lumumba

KISWAHILI 3 Minutes
Prof. PLO Lumumba – Founder of the Lumumba Foundation, a Revolutionary Leader, Champion of Integrity and a Fearless Voice for Pan-Africanism. Welcome to Uganda for the International Kiswahili Conference at Kololo Independence Grounds—your presence inspires the pursuit of unity, excellence and the growth of Kiswahili in Africa
Mwalimu Johnpaul Arigumaho – Kiswahili Analyst, Renowned Author, Researcher and Advocate for the Swahili Language. He will be a speaker at the International Kiswahili Conference at Kololo Independence Grounds, presenting on ‘Kiswahili na Ushiriki wa Vijana Barani Afrika.”
Dr. Kisembo Ronex Tendo – Pan-Africanist, former EALA candidate, and Group CEO of Afrika Mashariki Fest, the lead organizer of the International Kiswahili Conference. He will be a speaker at the conference, presenting on “Mchango wa Michezo katika Mtangamano wa Jumuiya ya Afrika Mashariki.
Professor Wallah Bin Wallah – A renowned academic, scholar and expert in Kiswahili language and literature, popularly known as the best poet of Kiswahili. He will also be present at the International Kiswahili Conference, contributing his expertise to the discussions on the growth and promotion of Kiswahili. Karibu Sana Uganda
Ndugu Joram Nkumbi – Mlumbi wa Lugha, Balozi wa BAKITA Tanzania, a dedicated linguist and advocate for the promotion of Kiswahili. He plays a key role in advancing the use and recognition of Kiswahili in Tanzania and beyond. He will also be present at the International Kiswahili Conference, adding valuable insights to the discussions. Karibu sana mkosoaji.
Prof. Mutembei – A distinguished academic researcher from the University of Dar-es-Salaam, known for his contributions to the field of Kiswahili and African studies. Karibu sana Uganda, as you join us for the International Kiswahili Conference, bringing your expertise and knowledge to enrich our discussions.
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Dr. Abraham Kubakurungi – A respected academic researcher from Bishop Stuart University, Mbarara, Uganda, known for his contributions to education and research in Uganda. He will be present at the International Kiswahili Conference, sharing his valuable insights and expertise in the field of Kiswahili and education
Dr. Ernest Simon Mosha – A distinguished academic from the University of Dar-es-Salaam, known for his significant contributions to Kiswahili and African studies. Karibu sana Uganda, the Lulu ya Afrika, as you join us for the International Kiswahili Conference, enriching the discussions with your profound knowledge and expertise
Ndugu Shaban Odoa – Mwalimu wa Chuo cha Magereza na Mtetezi wa Chama cha NRM, a dedicated educator and advocate for the promotion of Kiswahili in prisons. He will be present at the International Kiswahili Conference, sharing his valuable experience in advancing Kiswahili education within correctional facilities, contributing to its role in rehabilitation and empowerment.
Mwalimu Johnpaul Arigumaho – Mwanzilishi wa tovuti ya jifunzekiswahiliart.wordpress.com na Mtetezi wa Kiswahili nchini Uganda, a passionate advocate for the growth and promotion of Kiswahili. He will be a speaker at the International Kiswahili Conference, contributing his expertise in Kiswahili education and his efforts in making Kiswahili more accessible to Ugandans and beyond.

Karibuni Uganda! Tugundue utajiri wa tamaduni zetu, uzuri wa Kiswahili na ukarimu wa watu wetu wa Uganda. Furahieni wakati wenu hapa katika Lulu ya Afrika

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Johnpaul Arigumaho is a Kiswahili educator and researcher from Ibanda, Uganda. He holds a Bachelor’s in Arts with Education (Kiswahili) from Bishop Stuart University and a Master’s in Kiswahili (FCH) from the Islamic University in Uganda. Johnpaul is an Assistant Lecturer at Uganda Martyrs University and Bugema University and also teaches at Uganda Martyrs SS Namugongo – Kampala.

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