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The Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU), in collaboration with King's College London, has launched the King’s Commonwealth Fellowship Programme (KCFP) 2026/2027. This fully funded initiative shifts away from traditional academic theory, choosing instead to empower mid-career frontline professionals to implement immediate, real-world climate adaptation projects directly within their local communities.
The 2026 KPMG Ghana Graduate Recruitment Programme is open for applications from students, recent graduates, and experienced professionals. Apply by July 17, 2026, to access tailored pathways including internships, a Graduate Trainee Programme, and experienced roles. Successful applicants gain hands-on experience, professional development, and competitive benefits like global exposure and flexible working arrangements within an inclusive corporate culture.
The Airtel Africa Foundation has awarded ₦50 million in tech scholarships to 100 undergraduate students across Nigerian public universities. Part of the Airtel Africa Tech Fellowship, the initiative provides each scholar with ₦500,000 for tuition, stipends, and a laptop. Targeting fields like AI and Cybersecurity, the program includes mentorship to build Africa’s digital talent pipeline.
Applications are now open for the King’s Commonwealth Fellowship Programme 2026/2027 Climate Resilience Fellowships. This fully funded initiative targets mid-career frontline climate adaptation professionals in Commonwealth Small Island Developing States (SIDS), moving past traditional academic training to let participants implement real-world, workplace-based projects that build immediate local climate resilience.
The Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU), in collaboration with King's College London, has launched the King’s Commonwealth Fellowship Programme (KCFP) 2026/2027. This fully funded initiative shifts away from traditional academic theory, choosing instead to empower mid-career frontline professionals to implement immediate, real-world climate adaptation projects directly within their local communities.
Abeokuta founders are set to gather for a high-energy meetup focused on one thing that actually moves products forward: visibility. Hosted by Founders Friday x Edfrica, the session will unpack how builders can stop shipping in silence and start getting seen.
EDFRICA has held a strategic engagement meeting with the Ogun State chapter of the Nigerian Association of Small Scale Industrialists (NASSI) to explore collaboration opportunities aimed at supporting entrepreneurs and strengthening MSME development.
Applications are now open for the 2027 CECIL Renaud Overseas Scholarships, offering outstanding young South Africans funding for postgraduate study in the United Kingdom.