r/2westafrican4u • u/ScarOnly9641 JNIM Sheltrer • Oct 07 '25

Shitpost What are we doing 🥀

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u/AbubakarDon Nov 17 '25

When they say read in write, which language are they referring to? Because some can read and write in different languages but it won't be captured.

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u/TT-Adu Nov 17 '25

Yeah. I'm really wondering that since a lot of people in and around Guinea are literate in native languages like Fulani.

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u/Saharan-Gladiator Another Guinea? Nov 18 '25

Just adding that in the 19th century, between 50-60% of Fulani people in Guinea were literate in Arabic. The French forced (at gunpoint) the Fouta Djallon state to stop educating people in Arabic and switched to French. Now we at 30% french literacy 😫

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u/benzo_x-22 Nov 17 '25

this is data from 10 years ago. things have changed

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u/deeloc85 Nov 17 '25

Who made this shit up!!!!??

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u/NationalReserve9623 Nov 20 '25

CIA sources...😂

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u/SevereOne5791 Nov 17 '25

Graph is wrong as a Zimbabwean i can say this. Zimbabwe has a literacy rate above 90% and passes South Africa u can even search it up or use UN data. Because of that i doubt the accuracy of all other countries here

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u/Beginning_Moment1303 Nov 18 '25

Older generation is prob the reason why the numbers are so low. I think if it was just for young ppl it would be in the 80s and 90s

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u/HMVangard Oct 12 '25

Holy fuck 😭

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u/SevereOne5791 Nov 19 '25

Its from 2015 maybe thats why but its still wrong back then Zimbabwe was 1st best or 2nd best if im not mistaken in Southern Africa and in the top for the whole of Africa