A recent introduction of Chinese language degrees in Tanzania has taken the country by storm. Students and businessmen are now explorng the benefits and challenges of the move in the East African nation which is the first sub-Saharan African country looking to use an African language - Swahili - as the medium of instruction throughout schooling years.
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