When talking of Chinese people, almost every person in Africa can give a testimony that they have thriving business cultures. But as the Chinese business consciousness remains on sporadic rise, it is the Chinese language, Mandarin, that has suffered mixed eventualities. The world marks the UN Chinese Language Day in the wake of time that most countries have not embraced mandarin as alternative language. The leading languageALSO READ: Mass fish deaths in Lake Naivasha spark confrontationHowever, Chinese language is still ranked as most widely spoken language. Ethnologue, which is a leading website analyzing popularity of languages ranks mandarin as the most spoken language with 1.2 Billion speakers around the world.

Source: Standard Digital April 20, 2017 16:30 UTC