Nairobi's population is increasingly diverse, younger, and linguistically versatile. Recent demographic reports show that over half of the city's four million residents are under thirty-five years and identify with disparate ethnicities and nationalities. Besides the fifty or more Kenyan

Tourism CS Najib Balala: Kiswahili ni lugha ya raha. Ukiwa na hamu ya kumtongoza mtu kibiashara, kimaendeleo na kimapenzi, lugha ya pekee ni Kiswahili.

In the 1950s the United Nations established the Kiswahili language unit of United Nations Radio, and today Kiswahili is the only African language within the Directorate of the Global Communications at the United Nations. The United Nations General Assembly, through its