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The Interpreters' Journal
AIIC Africa
5 episodes
2 months ago
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!
Show more...
Language Learning
Arts,
Education,
Business,
Performing Arts,
Careers
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TIJ Episode 03 – The Journal of Justine Ndongo-Keller
The Interpreters' Journal
1 hour 13 minutes 57 seconds
6 months ago
TIJ Episode 03 – The Journal of Justine Ndongo-Keller
This episode features Justine Ndongo-Keller, former Chief of Language Services at the UN International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR, 1996–2013), in conversation with Armel Fabrice Fosse Fosse. Justine recounts her extraordinary career journey, from her early forays into interpreting to leading multilingual teams during the landmark genocide trials. She offers candid insights into the critical role of rigorous training, meticulous preparation, and uncompromising professional standards, particularly when navigating emotionally charged, high-stakes legal environments.
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!