Parents must protect culture while rejecting harmful traditions
DAR ES SALAAM, June 19 -- CULTURE remains one of the strongest foundations of any society. It shapes identity, teaches values and connects generations.
In Tanzania, culture has for many years united communities through language, food, music, traditional games and social values.
However, as the world changes rapidly, there is a growing concern that some cultural practices and family values are slowly fading away.
Parents have a major responsibility in ensuring children understand their roots and the importance of preserving positive traditions.
While schools, religious institutions and the government all play their role, the first lessons about culture begin at home.
Today, many parents are occupied with work and economic responsibili...
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