Ghana’s linguistic heritage is under siege. While the country boasts a rich tapestry of indigenous languages—each carrying centuries of history, culture, and identity—they are slipping away at an alarming rate. The decline is not just a cultural loss; it is a silent erosion of Ghana’s collective memory, passed down through generations. Experts warn that without immediate action, many of these languages could vanish within a single lifetime, leav…
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