The Interpreters' Journal is a podcast dedicated to the world of conference interpreting.
Through in-depth conversations with pioneers and key figures, we explore their journeys: how they entered the field, the challenges they faced, and the legacy they are building.
This podcast captures the story of conference interpreting in Africa, told by those who shaped it.
New episodes drop on the 25th of every month. Stay tuned!
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The Interpreters' Journal is a podcast dedicated to the world of conference interpreting.
Through in-depth conversations with pioneers and key figures, we explore their journeys: how they entered the field, the challenges they faced, and the legacy they are building.
This podcast captures the story of conference interpreting in Africa, told by those who shaped it.
New episodes drop on the 25th of every month. Stay tuned!
In our very first episode, hosted by Vania Almeida, we sit down with Madam Elisabeth Kouaovi-Mukengeshayi, Unit Manager for Translation, Interpretation & Printing at WHO Africa.
She takes us on a journey through her encounter with the profession, sharing insights on her unique path and the experiences that shaped her career
The Interpreters' Journal
The Interpreters' Journal is a podcast dedicated to the world of conference interpreting.
Through in-depth conversations with pioneers and key figures, we explore their journeys: how they entered the field, the challenges they faced, and the legacy they are building.
This podcast captures the story of conference interpreting in Africa, told by those who shaped it.
New episodes drop on the 25th of every month. Stay tuned!
