You say ‘lady’ I say ‘feudal slave’: Korea’s language divide

North and South Korea have never found dialogue easy, but academics from both sides currently meeting in Pyongyang are trying to steer things in the right direction by at least getting them to speak the same language.

TheCitizen

Habari Zinazoendana

5 years ago

BBCSwahili

19 Jun

Korea Kaskazini: Je nini kilichosababisha kulipulia kwa afisi ya mawasiliano na Korea Kusini?

Experts' views on why North Korea has chosen to provoke the South by destroying the liaison office.

 

5 years ago

BBCSwahili

03 May

Korea Kaskazini na Korea Kusini zafyatuliana risasi baada ya Kim Jong-un kuonekana hadharani

Korea Kusini imesema risasi zimefyatuliwa kwenye mpaka wao, siku moja baada ya Kiongozi wa Korea Kaskazini kuoneakana hadharana.

 

9 years ago

BBCSwahili

22 Aug

Korea Kaskazini yaitishia Korea Kusini

Korea kusini inasema kuwa korea kaskazini imepeleka silaha kwenda kwa mpaka baada ya kutoa vitisho vya kuishambulia

 

11 years ago

BBC

Brazil builder 'used slave labour'

Prosecutors in Brazil begin action against a leading construction firm, Odebrecht, accusing it of keeping 500 workers in "slave-like conditions" in Angola.

 

10 years ago

BBC

Slave ship artefacts discovered

Objects recovered from an 18th Century slave ship wrecked off the coast of South Africa are due to be revealed in Cape Town.

 

11 years ago

BBCSwahili

17 Feb

Gravity na 12 years a slave zatamba

Gravity na 12 years a Slave ni filamu zilizotamba siku ya jumapili jijini London

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

21 Jan

Bridging the divide between teachers and pupils

It’s 7:30am, as the bell rings at Libermann Pre and Primary School. A group of pupils can be seen gathering for the morning assembly all dressed up neatly in lime green shirts and navy blue skirts for girls and shorts for boys.

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

31 Mar

WARAH: Who will free Kenyans from this slave mentality?

>The recent story in the news about a Chinese restaurant in Nairobi not allowing in African customers after 5pm has caused a sensation on social media and prompted many foreigners to ask how Kenyans can allow outsiders to discriminate against them on Kenyan soil.

 

11 years ago

BBC

Analysis: South Sudan's bitter divide

South Sudan's leaders have failed to live up to independence hopes

 

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