Our client base spans international organizations and development agencies, government ministries, NGOs, corporates and multinationals, embassies and diplomatic missions, and academic and research institutions. We’ve supported organizations including UNICEF, UN Women, GIZ Kenya, ICANN, and AngloAmerican, among 50+ others. Browse our portfolio for examples.

All interpreters in our network are selected based on language proficiency, subject-matter experience, and professional conduct. Depending on the assignment, interpreters sign confidentiality agreements and are briefed on event-specific terminology and context ahead of time to ensure accuracy on the day. For a general picture of professional standards in conference interpreting, see AIIC, the international association of conference interpreters.

Yes. While many clients book both together, we also offer equipment rental as a standalone service for organizations that have their own interpreters, as well as interpretation-only packages where you already have equipment on-site.

We understand that event plans can shift. Cancellations or changes should be communicated as early as possible so we can reallocate interpreters and equipment. Charges may apply for work already committed or completed closer to the event date; specific terms are outlined in your quotation and service agreement.

Yes. While we’re based in Nairobi, we serve clients across Kenya and the wider Africa region, coordinating logistics, interpreter travel, and equipment transport as needed for out-of-town and cross-border assignments. Talk to our team about your location.

Confidentiality is central to how we operate, particularly given the sensitivity of many diplomatic, government, and corporate engagements we support:

• Interpreters and staff can sign non-disclosure agreements on request.
• Event materials and briefing documents are handled securely.
• We align with client-specific confidentiality protocols where required.

For guidance on personal data protection in Kenya, see the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner.

Yes. If you’ve worked with an interpreter or team you’re happy with, let us know when booking and we’ll do our best to assign the same people for consistency and familiarity with your organization’s terminology.

Yes. Many clients book interpretation together with equipment hire, and others add translation of documents or their website. Either way, one team coordinates the languages, interpreters and equipment, so you deal with a single point of contact. Tell us what you need and we will put it together.

Pricing depends on factors such as the number of languages and interpreters required, event duration, equipment needs, location, and whether translation work is included. We provide a detailed, itemized quotation after reviewing your event brief, so there are no hidden costs.

Reach out with your event date, location, languages needed, and a brief description of the event or project. We’ll follow up with a consultation call if needed and send a tailored proposal, so your multilingual event runs smoothly from planning to the final session.

Our office is at Langata Rd, Ngei 1 Building, 1st Floor, Door 234, Nairobi, Kenya (P.O. Box 45134-00100). We deliver interpretation, translation and interpretation equipment rental across Kenya and the wider Africa region.