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Africa is home to extraordinary linguistic diversity and one of the world's fastest-growing digital economies, yet its language industry remains widely overlooked. In this episode of Localization Today, Eddie Arrieta speaks with Johan Botha and Ady Namaran Coulibaly, founding leaders of the Association of Language Companies in Africa (ALCA), about the organization's mission, the findings of its 2026 industry report, the opportunities and challenges facing language service providers across the continent, the growing impact of AI, and why collaboration, professionalization, and stronger regional partnerships are helping shape the future of localization in Africa.
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