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The Women’s Fellowship on HMCCC II is a 6-month leadership program (July–Dec 2026) for women aged 18–35 in West Africa. Implemented by WEP, it tackles climate-induced displacement through bilingual training, mentorship, and USD 500–$1,000 project grants. Apply by July 19, 2026.
The Royal Academy of Engineering is accepting applications for the 2027 Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation. This prestigious program supports Sub-Saharan African innovators scaling local solutions with an 8-month business incubator, mentorship, funded trips to the UK and an African hub, and up to £50,000 in funding. Eligible applicants must be 18+ and citizens/residents of Sub-Saharan Africa.
The Federal Executive Council has approved a landmark restructuring of the NYSC, its first major overhaul in 53 years. The reform shifts the program into a skills-driven framework, introducing civilian operational leadership and 11 specialized career streams (e.g., Tech, Agric, Enterprise). Additionally, the 6-week orientation camp will be split into modules covering civic values, career mapping, and stream-specific training.
The Women’s Fellowship on HMCCC II is a 6-month leadership program (July–Dec 2026) for women aged 18–35 in West Africa. Implemented by WEP, it tackles climate-induced displacement through bilingual training, mentorship, and USD 500–$1,000 project grants. Apply by July 19, 2026.
The 2026 Indie Games Fund Africa is a fully funded initiative by Google Play for small independent game developers. It provides eligible African studios a share of a $1M equity-free cash pool and expert mentorship to accelerate and scale their mobile games.
The ECOWAS-SADC Business Conference is a premier platform connecting entrepreneurs, investors, business leaders, and policymakers from West and Southern Africa. The conference promotes cross-border trade, investment, strategic partnerships, and knowledge sharing while supporting the goals of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). Participants will gain practical insights, expand their networks, and explore new business opportunities across Africa.
Edfrica Solutions Limited has entered into a strategic partnership with Bliss Attitude Fashion Academy (BAFA) to expand access to entrepreneurship, vocational skills training, and youth empowerment programmes in Nigeria. Through this collaboration, both organizations will combine their expertise to deliver practical learning opportunities, enterprise support, and innovation-driven initiatives that equip young people with the skills needed to build sustainable careers and businesses.
The 2026/2027 McGill University Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program is a fully funded master’s degree scholarship for exceptional young African leaders (aged 35 or younger). Located in Canada, the program awards 35 scholarships across 13 disciplines, focusing heavily on fields like public policy, global health, and sustainable agriculture. It covers all expenses, including full tuition, housing, and a monthly stipend, with an application deadline of August 21, 2026.
Nigeria has received its first full-cycle automated cassava farming machinery consignment from China at the NRCRI in Umudike. Including a deep plough, rotary tiller, planter, and harvester, the equipment aims to replace intensive manual labor with commercialized mechanization. Part of the 2023 Africa Cassava Yield Doubling Initiative, the partnership also plans to establish a joint laboratory to adapt tech to local soils.