Voices of Africa

Explore, contribute and responsibly use community-generated African Language datasets.

Why it exists,
What it does.

Our platform is designed to document and preserve African languages in a digital space. African languages are incredibly diverse, with thousands of unique dialects and linguistic structures. By collecting audio recordings, transcriptions, and user contributions, we aim to create a comprehensive database that supports research, learning, and training  of AI models using representative African language datasets.

Our Mission

Preserve Languages Digitally

Capture spoken and written forms of African languages to prevent loss of knowledge and cultural heritage.

Empower Communities

Encourage users to contribute recordings, transcripts, and comments to build a living, interactive language library.

Enable AI Understanding

Train AI models to recognize and process African languages accurately, supporting language research, education, and technology development.

Explore Diverse
African Languages

Experience the beauty of Africa’s diverse languages their sounds, rhythms, and stories.
Listen to sample recordings and explore short transcripts from our growing collection.

Yoruba“E kaaro” (Good morning)

Swahili“Habari gani?” (How are you?)

Hausa“Ina kwana” (Good morning)

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African Languages

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Our platform digitally preserves Africa’s rich linguistic diversity by collecting audio, text, and community contributions to build a comprehensive database for research, learning, and AI model training.

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Contribute Data

Contribute your recordings and transcripts to help preserve the Ogiek language. Submit audio, text, and consent forms to support AI research, education, and cultural preservation.

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Request Access

Request access to the Ogiek language datasets. Sign in to view and download curated audio and text resources for AI research, language preservation, and educational purposes.

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