Inaugural Launch of Afrolinguals Magazine
The launch of Afrolinguals Magazine on 14 November 2024 marked a historic milestone for the African language services industry. Inspired by Multilingual, a globally recognised publication in the language services industry, Afrolinguals seeks to establish a dedicated resource for the African context. As one of the first publications dedicated exclusively to this field, Afrolinguals aims to provide a knowledge-sharing platform, foster collaboration, and elevate the industry across the continent.
Fullstack Developer with expertise in Flutter
Exciting #Opportunity! We are seeking a skilled Fullstack Developer with expertise in Flutter to join our dynamic team. This role combines web and app development with webmaster responsibilities, including managing, maintaining, and optimizing our digital platforms. 𝗞𝗲𝘆 𝗥𝗲𝘀𝗽𝗼𝗻𝘀𝗶𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗲𝘀:– Develop and maintain cross-platform applications using Flutter.– Design and manage frontend and backend systems for web and […]
Senior Graphic Designer & Video Editor – Kabod Group International
Job Title Senior Graphic Designer & Video Editor / Digital Design Lead (You decide a title!)Reports to: Chief Operating Officer (COO) & Head of Marketing & Sales (HMS) Industry: International Development, NGOs, edtech and translation industriesJob Focus: Graphic Design, Video Editing, Podcast EditingMode: Hybrid (4 days in person, 1 day remote) Location: East Legon, Accra (Ghana) […]
Executive Assistant, Kabod Group (KG)
Kabod Group (KG) is a consulting firm providing Professional services in Knowledge Management (KM), e-learning and Languages (interpretation and translation from English to French, Portuguese and over 30 African languages).
The Potential and Opportunities of Large Language Models (LLMs) for the Language Service Industry in Africa
During the recent KLS Talk, moderated by Christian Elongué, Managing Director of Kabod Group, Jourik Ciesielski presented on “The Potential and Opportunities of Large Language Models (LLMs) for the Language Service Industry in Africa.”
8 Mobile Apps for Learning African Languages Anywhere
With December fast approaching and many African countries emerging as top vacation spots for the holidays, now is the perfect time to start learning an African language to fully immerse yourself in the experience. Language plays a crucial role in our daily interactions, and being able to communicate in African languages not only enhances inclusivity but also allows you to embrace the rich diversity of your destination. African language learning apps are a great resource to help you attain fluency in your target language, focusing on key skills like grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and basic expressions. Whether you’re looking to build your language skills for an upcoming trip or simply want to connect more deeply with the culture, we’ve put together a list of the best apps to help you achieve your goals.
Championing Igbo Language Preservation: A Conversation with Onyekachi Ogbu, a Young Igbo Advocate
Explore the journey of Onyekachi Ogbu, a young Igbo language advocate and professional, as he discusses his passion for preserving and promoting the Igbo language. This insightful interview delves into the challenges of providing Igbo language services, the impact of technology on language preservation, and innovative ways to sustain African linguistic diversity. Discover how language learning apps and other technologies can engage younger generations with African languages, and learn about the future of African language technology
Kabod Selected as One of 34 Global Influencers in the Language Industry
Press Release For Immediate Release Kabod Selected as One of 34 Global Influencers in the Language Industry Accra, Ghana – July 24, 2024 – Kabod, a leading language services provider, has been named one of the 34 Influencers in the Global Language Industry for 2024 by MultiLingual. This prestigious recognition was announced in the […]
Nduku Musyimi-Mulumba from Mbôngi Ya Ubuntu and a strong advocate for the KiUbuntu language
Explore the mission of Mbôngi Ya Ubuntu and its efforts to promote KiUbuntu (commonly known as Kiswahili) as a unifying language for African people globally. In this insightful interview with Nduku Musyimi-Mulumba, learn about the significance of preserving African languages, the challenges faced in promoting KiUbuntu, and the organization’s vision for fostering pan-African unity through language. Discover how technology and grassroots efforts are being used to reclaim and evolve this important cultural heritage.
Effective Knowledge Management: The Key to Survival in Farming in Kenya
In episode six of the Knowledge Management Podcast in Africa (KMPA), Kabod Group conversed with Mr. Omondi Yudah, a PhD candidate specialising in knowledge management (KM) in agriculture. The discussion centred on implementing KM practices among small-holder dairy farmers in Kenya and their profound impact on productivity, sustainability, and the broader development sector in Africa. […]