Karimojongspeaking
Karimojongspeaking refers to the use of Ngakarimojong, the language of the Karimojo (also called Karimojong) people. It is primarily spoken in the Karamoja region of northeastern Uganda, with communities near the borders in parts of South Sudan and Kenya. The language is part of the Nilotic language family, within the Eastern Nilotic branch, and is closely related to other languages of the region.
Most speakers are ethnolinguistic Karimojo, whose traditional culture centers on pastoralism and agro-pastoral livelihoods. The language
In daily use, Karimojong remains the language of family, community events, and traditional ceremonies. In education
Vitality: While Ngakarimojong remains widely spoken among older and younger Karimojo in rural areas, language use