Translation services for Cape Town's trilingual public sector and Mining Indaba.

Since 2007 we’ve been the linguistic operations layer for the Western Cape Government and the Provincial Legislature, Stellenbosch University and the University of Cape Town research ecosystem, the V&A Waterfront and Cape Town Cruise Terminal, Groote Schuur Hospital and the trauma networks of the Cape Flats, and the Mining Indaba conference at the CTICC every February — with the Cape High Court and the Constitutional Court’s Cape sittings driving steady certified-translation volume. Native Afrikaans, isiXhosa, and South African English translators trained on the Western Cape’s constitutionally-mandated trilingual public-sector register; French and Portuguese teams paired with Lusophone-Africa and Francophone-Africa cross-border work; Swahili linguists for East African Community (EAC) trade documentation.

That same Cape Town operations layer runs on ISO 17100 quality and ISO 27001 security, with HIPAA-aligned protocols for clinical work and a SOC-2 readiness program for US-listed clients — calibrated to the city’s actual working day. A Provincial Legislature trilingual Hansard transcription on Tuesday morning, an AGOA trade-preference documentation pack for an apparel exporter Wednesday afternoon, and a Mining Indaba keynote rehearsal for an investor delegation that Friday all route through the same audit-ready vendor without you switching providers mid-week.