One of our fair trade vendors, Kajogo Iguna, is from Kenya and is teaching Swahili to any one interested in learning. He sells beautiful handmade items from Kenya.
Here is his note:
Nada, I want to teach Swahili to individuals who are interested in learning Swahili, especially those who want to travel to East Africa. People who want to travel to Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda and some parts of Congo for Safaris, need to know little Swahili so that they can communicate with citizen of those countries.
I will be very happy if you can send this message to the WESPAC members. Give them my email and my phone. At the sametime, I hope to start an African group to educate people what is happening in Africa.
Thank you and best wishes
Kajogo Iguna
Phone #: 845.268.3238
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