Afrolingal Magazine Coordinator
WE ARE RECRUITING! AFROLINGUAL MAGAZINE COORDINATOR We are looking for a passionate and organized Magazine Coordinator to oversee the planning, development, coordination, and publication of Afrolingual Magazine, a platform dedicated to promoting African languages, cultures, heritage, and language technology. Key Responsibilities: • Plan and manage the editorial calendar and publication schedule.• Source and coordinate articles, […]
Hiring Magazine Editor
Afrolingual is seeking a creative, detail-oriented, and professional News Editor to oversee the research, writing, editing, and preparation of news content for its media platforms. The successful candidate will ensure that all news content is accurate, engaging, relevant, and aligned with the vision and objectives of Afrolingual. The News Editor will work closely with reporters, […]
Inside Ghana’s Tɛkyerɛma Pa Hackathon: Inclusive Technology in Ghanaian Languages
The Tɛkyerɛma Pa Hackathon 2026 brings together innovators at the University of Ghana to develop inclusive AI and digital communication solutions in Ghanaian languages. Discover the competition, mentorship, prizes, and role of linguists in advancing accessible African language technology.
We are hiring Finance and Accounting officer
We are seeking an experienced and detail-oriented Accountant to volunteer with the organization for three months. The Accountant will support the organization in maintaining accurate financial records, monitoring transactions, preparing financial reports, and promoting sound financial management practices.
From Chasing Grants to Building Systems: Lessons from the First Accra Fundraising Clinic
Official Development Assistance to Africa fell 9% in 2024, and the 2025 USAID funding freeze ended hundreds of programs almost overnight. Yet many African nonprofits still operate on a model designed for abundant foreign aid. The first Accra Fundraising Clinic set out to ask a harder question than “Where is the next grant?” It asked: […]
Ce que mon métier d’interprète m’a appris sur le talent
On entend souvent cette phrase : « Il/elle a du talent. » Elle est généralement prononcée avec admiration, comme si le talent était une sorte de passe VIP pour réussir dans la vie. Comme si Dieu, en déposant un don en nous, avait également glissé dans l’emballage le mode d’emploi, le service après-vente et, tant […]
The Map That Shows Whose Languages AI Left Behind
A new UN report on artificial intelligence includes a world map that every African language professional, policymaker and technologist should look at closely. It comes from the EquATE Language AI Readiness Index, and it measures something simple: how much AI data and how many AI models exist for each country’s majority native language. The pattern […]
7 Insights From the UN’s New AI Report (And Why Every Language Advocate Needs to Read It)
Discover 7 key insights from the UN’s latest AI report, including language inclusion, translation accuracy, AI safety, African languages, governance, and why multilingual AI matters for a more equitable future.
Organizing a language event in Africa? Use these 7 insights from 3rd Annual Conference of the Association of Language Companies in Africa (ALCA)
Organizing a language event in Africa comes with unique opportunities and challenges. Here are seven practical insights from the 3rd Annual Conference of the Association of Language Companies in Africa (ALCA).
What is the demand of language talent in Africa and globally in 2026?
Explore the demand for language talent in Africa and globally in 2026, from AI evaluation and localization to African-language data, certification and language technology.
Certification for African Language Professionals
Africa’s linguistic diversity is one of its greatest assets — and professional language services require skilled, qualified practitioners who understand the linguistic and cultural contexts they work within.
Our latest blog explores certification for African language professionals, why professional certification matters, and how it can contribute to quality, credibility, and greater recognition within the language industry.
Why Africa’s Interpreters Need Accreditation, Not Just Training
Why Africa’s Interpreters Need Accreditation, Not Just Training Last week, after a multilingual conference at Movenpick Hotel in Ghana, I spoke with one of the interpreters. She had spent days studying the agenda, building glossaries and coordinating with her booth partner, then interpreted two full days of speeches and panels under sustained cognitive pressure. Her […]