KLS was honored to support the African Solidarity Learning Network by providing professional French–English & English- French interpretations during key events and knowledge-sharing sessions.
Our team ensured that every participant—regardless of language—could engage fully in discussions on solidarity, collaboration, and Africa’s development priorities.
Client: African Union Commission & Government of the Republic of Ghana.
We provided remote simultaneous interpretation for a series of global webinars focused on grantmaking and social impact. Our interpreters helped Christian NGOs and CSOs from Africa participate fully in these strategic conversations.
Case Study Empowering Education at Cameroon Debate Association (CDA) African Leadership Academy (ALA) In partnership with CDA, we translated leadership training materials into French, making them accessible to students from across the continent. This project enabled over 200 young leaders…
Case Study Bridging Theological Scholarship for Global Discipleship The Client: Equipping Leaders for Global Ministry Harvestime International Institute is a dynamic organization dedicated to developing disciples and equipping church leaders worldwide. Their mission focuses on providing practical, biblical training materials…
Interview conducted by Christian Elongue, CEO of Afrolinguals, KLS and Co-founder of Association of Language Companies in Africa (ALCA) Thank you for making time to answer these key questions for our upcoming issue on Language Technologies in Africa. Kindly include…
ACCRA, Ghana – September 25, 2025 – The future of Ghana’s economy was the center of discussion this week, and the African language industry had a front-row seat. At the launch of the World Bank’s major new report, “Transforming Ghana in a Generation,” Kabod Localization Services (KLS) was there to ensure that language professionals are part of the conversation.
While AI models have become proficient in global languages, the over 2,000 languages spoken in Africa have remained on the sidelines, trapped in a cycle of being labeled “low-resource” due to a lack of digital data. This isn’t just a…
The work nonprofits do matters. Budget and language should never be a barrier to impact.
Interpreters Without Borders (IWB) is a Kabod Localization Services (KLS) initiative that connects humanitarian and development organizations with specialized, rigorously vetted interpreters available online or in-person, within 24 hours.
African languages offered at KLS Language Countries Arabic (North African varieties) Egypt, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Libya, Sudan, Mauritania, Chad, Western Sahara Swahili Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda, Burundi, Mozambique, Somalia Hausa Nigeria, Niger, Ghana, Cameroon, Chad, Benin,…
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Leading the largest localisation company (KLS) and the biggest edtech in Africa and the world (MK)| Angel Investor & MERL Consultant on Shift The Power, Philanthropy & Decolonizing Aid in Africa.
Christian Elongué is dedicated to advancing the language service industry and elevating African language professionals on the global stage. He leads Kabod Language Services (KLS), the only African LSP recognized among MultiLingual’s top 34 Global Influencers.
KLS localized promotional videos for Dream Oval’s Kowri App, translating and subtitling content into French and Twi for regional markets. The project targeted over 5,000 app users across Ghana and Francophone West Africa.
Client Profile: African Leadership Academy (ALA) is a prestigious institution dedicated to developing the next generation of African leaders. They aim to enable lasting peace and shared prosperity by identifying, developing, and connecting Africa’s future leaders. ALA creates a tight-knit,…
The Roddenberry Foundation needed to communicate effectively with its multilingual +1 Awardees during virtual events and meetings. To enable seamless participation and understanding for all attendees and to offer written translation of documents, transcripts, and chat messages from English to French and Kiswahili, they required simultaneous interpretation services.
TRF needed to communicate effectively with its multilingual +1 Awardees during virtual events and meetings. To enable seamless participation and understanding for all attendees and to offer written translation of documents, transcripts, and chat messages from English to French and Kiswahili, they required simultaneous interpretation services.