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Local language policy stirs debate in Zimbabwe's schools
Al Jazeera English
2017-02-21
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The government in Zimbabwe has introduced a new school curriculum to teach children in their first language instead of in English.
But some parents and teachers fear the policy will limit children's chances of getting jobs.
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