Many African languages are more effective as a spoken medium of communication rather than written. However, the projects prefer a written form so that the work can be verified. If it were written and then a link to an audio file were posted with the submission that was linked to an audio file somewhere like on Soundcloud or something. This could be beneficial for Africans learning to code as well as on other projects for the visually impaired in all cultures!

If you are interested in making such contributions, the following is from a post by @elear on translation contributions:

Busy new-design & Multilanguage: Call for Translators!

https://steemit.com/busy/@busy.org/busy-new-design-and-multilanguage-call-for-translators

Busy.org is also looking for contributors willing to translate their platform. Read their article to know how you can help them with the translations Busy new-design & Multilanguage: Call for Translators!

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