Author: igbinovia

IMPACT Kenya is inviting applications for the position of Project Accountant for the Women’s Economic Empowerment and Resilience in Pastoralist Communities (WEE-RESP+) project. Based in Nanyuki, Kenya, with extensive travel across Laikipia, Samburu, Isiolo, and Marsabit counties, this role ensures strong financial governance, compliance, and transparency in a complex, multi-county development program. The WEE-RESP+ project focuses on revitalizing the goat milk value chain and empowering pastoralist women through cooperative-led economic initiatives. By integrating economic, social, environmental, and institutional solutions, the project enhances women’s leadership, entrepreneurship, and resilience while promoting sustainable livelihoods and climate-adaptive practices. Eligibility Benefits Key Responsibilities Application Steps…

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The MCI-Herman Mashaba Scholarship 2026 offers an exciting opportunity for African students passionate about entrepreneurship, society, and good governance. Initiated by South African entrepreneur and statesman Herman Mashaba in partnership with MCI | The Entrepreneurial School® in Innsbruck, Austria, the scholarship supports students in their first year of a master’s program. The program aims to foster personal and professional growth while equipping students with the knowledge and skills to make a meaningful impact in business, governance, and society. Scholarships may be extended beyond the first year based on academic performance and engagement. Eligible Programs Master’s Programs Executive Programs Eligibility Criteria…

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The Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF) is inviting applications for its 2026/2027 Overseas Postgraduate Scholarship for Masters and PhD programs. This prestigious scholarship aims to build local expertise and advance Nigeria’s oil and gas sector by providing scholars with world-class education and research opportunities at selected international partner universities. For 2026/2027, the scholarship covers postgraduate studies at approved institutions in the United Kingdom, Germany, France, and Malaysia. The program provides access to advanced academic resources, research facilities, and global exposure to prepare scholars for impactful careers in the energy and petroleum industry. PhD applicants for the UK are expected to…

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The DOT Rwanda Youth Leadership Program 2026-2027 is an exciting initiative for young leaders passionate about digital inclusion, entrepreneurship, and community development. Implemented by DOT Rwanda under the Digital Skills for Employability (DSE) program and supported by the Mastercard Foundation, this program empowers youth to become changemakers in Rwanda’s digital economy. Participants will gain leadership, digital, and entrepreneurial skills while supporting local businesses and communities. The program prioritizes young women, rural youth, persons with disabilities, and refugees, helping them access training, mentorship, and networks needed to thrive in Rwanda’s rapidly evolving digital landscape. Eligibility Criteria Applicants must meet the following…

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The European Cross-Border Grants 2026 provide funding for investigative journalism projects that promote collaboration across countries in Europe. The program is designed to strengthen independent journalism, support cross-border reporting, and encourage innovative storytelling on issues of European relevance. This grant is ideal for Nigerian and African journalists working with European media partners or seeking to contribute to stories with a cross-border impact. Recipients gain access to resources that enable in-depth reporting, networking with international colleagues, and experimentation with new investigative methods. Eligibility Criteria Applicants must meet the following requirements: Benefits Successful applicants will receive: Application Process To apply for the…

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The Club of Rome Communications Fellowship 2026 is a seven-month professional development opportunity designed for early-career communications professionals from Africa and other regions of the Global South. The fellowship focuses on sustainability, systems thinking, and global development issues, with the goal of increasing diverse voices in international sustainability conversations. The fellowship is primarily remote, allowing fellows to work from their home country, with one supported trip to meet members of the Club of Rome team. Successful fellows work closely with an experienced communications team and gain practical skills in explaining complex global challenges to non-specialist audiences through digital platforms and…

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The Smithsonian Women’s History Internship Program 2026 is a paid summer internship based in Washington, DC, designed to highlight women’s contributions to history and culture. The program supports projects that expand public understanding of women’s stories, improve digital access to historical narratives, and engage diverse audiences through research, communication, and museum work. Running from June 8 to August 7, 2026, the internship brings together a small cohort of interns to work closely with Smithsonian professionals on focused projects. Although hosted in the United States, the program is relevant to Nigerians and other Africans studying or recently graduated in the U.S.…

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The Ghent University Doctoral Scholarships for Candidates from the Global South 2026 provide an international research opportunity for early-stage PhD candidates from Africa and other developing regions. Funded through Ghent University’s Special Research Fund, the programme supports a sandwich PhD structure, allowing scholars to conduct part of their doctoral research in Belgium and part at a partner institution in their home country. This model is designed to strengthen research capacity in the Global South while encouraging long-term academic collaboration between institutions in Europe and developing regions. Eligibility Criteria Applicants must meet the following requirements: Benefits and Financial Support The scholarship…

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World IP Day Youth Video Competition 2026: How Young Nigerians & Africans Can Win Up to CHF 3,000 in Digital Prizes Fully funded global competitions are becoming increasingly popular among young Nigerians and Africans in 2026—and the World IP Day Youth Video Competition 2026 is one opportunity you should not ignore. Organized by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), this global challenge invites young creatives to produce a short video explaining how intellectual property (IP) powers innovation in sports. Under the 2026 theme, “Game Changers: IP Powering Sports Innovation,” participants are encouraged to explore how patents, trademarks, copyrights, and industrial…

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Fellowship Overview The Sustainable Ocean Alliance (SOA) Ocean Leaders Fellowship 2026 is a prestigious global leadership programme created to support young professionals who are actively working to protect oceans and address climate challenges. Open to emerging leaders from Africa and around the world, the fellowship equips participants with the skills, networks, and confidence needed to influence ocean conservation efforts at local, national, and international levels. The programme blends virtual learning with an immersive in-person leadership experience, helping fellows turn community-based knowledge into global impact. For Nigerians and Africans working in marine conservation, climate advocacy, blue economy initiatives, or coastal community…

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