Author: Oluwole Omojofodun

Deadline: August 22, 2025 The Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at the University of Rwanda 2025–2026 is now open for applications. This fully funded opportunity offers academically gifted African youth from disadvantaged backgrounds a chance to pursue undergraduate studies in a range of high-impact disciplines, with special consideration given to young women, refugees, displaced youth, and persons with disabilities. This transformative programme is part of a 10-year partnership (2021–2031) between the Mastercard Foundation and the University of Rwanda. It aims to empower 1,400 young Africans with not just education, but holistic support including mentorship, leadership development, and career guidance. About the…

Deadline: August 15, 2025 Samsung South Africa, in collaboration with the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (DTIC), has officially opened applications for the Samsung EEIP Enterprise Development Programme 2025. This transformative initiative aims to empower black-owned ICT and electronics repair enterprises with funding, business development support, and access to Samsung’s service network. If you are a black South African entrepreneur running a qualifying business, this is your chance to scale up with the backing of a global technology leader. About the Samsung EEIP Enterprise Development Programme 2025 Launched on 16 July 2025, the Samsung EEIP Enterprise Development Programme 2025…

For a potential donor, partner, or volunteer, visiting your website is like a first handshake. After your homepage, the second place they will almost certainly click is your ‘About Us’ page. This isn’t just a formality; it’s arguably the most critical page for building trust. Yet, for many Nigerian non-profits, this powerful tool is often neglected or poorly executed, failing to connect with the very people they need to inspire. A weak NGO’s ‘About Us’ Page doesn’t just look unprofessional; it actively costs you funding and support. It fails to answer the visitor’s most important question: “Why should I care?”…

You have a passion to solve a problem in your community. You’ve gathered a team, developed a vision, and you’re ready to make a real impact. But to move from a passionate idea to a sustainable organisation, you need to take one crucial step: formal registration. The process of Registering Your NGO in Nigeria with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) can seem complex, but it is the foundational pillar of your legitimacy and future success. Many aspiring change-makers get stuck here, intimidated by the legal requirements and paperwork. This comprehensive guide will demystify the entire process for you. As of…

Deadline: August 19, 2025 Are you working on an overlooked but vital project in conservation technology? The Boring Fund 2025 offers up to $12,500 per project to support essential, behind-the-scenes work that often goes unfunded. Applications are now open and will close on 19 August 2025 at 23:59 BST. This funding opportunity is specifically tailored for projects that may not appear flashy, but are crucial for the functioning, sustainability, and impact of conservation technologies across the globe. About The Boring Fund 2025 The Boring Fund 2025 is administered by WILDLABS and is focused on supporting the backbone of conservation tech—those…

Deadline: September 2, 2025 Are you a mid-career professional passionate about conflict resolution, peacebuilding, or post-conflict reconciliation? The Yale Peace Fellowship 2026 offers a transformative opportunity to join a global network of emerging peace leaders. Hosted by the International Leadership Center at the Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs, this fully funded fellowship brings together outstanding individuals committed to shaping a more peaceful world. About the Yale Peace Fellowship 2026 The Yale Peace Fellowship 2026 is a prestigious leadership programme designed to convene 16 outstanding professionals from diverse sectors—civil society, diplomacy, politics, religious institutions, social enterprises, and more—who have a…

Deadline: August 10, 2025 Are you a passionate young changemaker between the ages of 18 and 35, working towards a more sustainable and inclusive global food system? The World Food Forum (WFF) Youth Representatives Programme 2025 is now open for applications! This is your opportunity to participate in global policy discussions, influence agrifood transformation, and represent youth voices at the international level. The World Food Forum (WFF) Youth Representatives Programme 2025 offers a prestigious platform for youth leaders to drive impactful change in agrifood systems by engaging with the FAO’s flagship WFF Youth Assembly and related global processes. About the…

Deadline: July 28, 2025 The EALS Training for Public Interest Lawyers 2025 is a fully-funded opportunity for young legal professionals across East Africa. Organised by the East Africa Law Society (EALS) through the EALS Institute, this prestigious programme is designed to build regional capacity in public interest litigation, digital rights, and ethical AI. The EALS Training for Public Interest Lawyers 2025 provides a platform for early-career lawyers to enhance their expertise in a fast-evolving digital legal landscape while fostering cross-border collaboration among legal professionals from Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, and Rwanda. Programme Overview This intensive, week-long training offers participants the tools…

Deadline: August 9, 2025 Are you building an eco-friendly startup in Nigeria? The Enovate Lab Greenprenuer 2.0 Incubation Program is now accepting applications from early-stage green entrepreneurs who are working to solve pressing environmental challenges. This incubation program offers targeted support, mentorship, and potential funding to help scale climate-focused businesses. If you are passionate about sustainability and innovation, this is your opportunity to make a lasting impact. About the Enovate Lab Greenprenuer 2.0 Incubation Program The Enovate Lab Greenprenuer 2.0 Incubation Program is designed to accelerate the growth of startups providing eco-conscious solutions in areas such as renewable energy, sustainable…

Deadline: August 1, 2025 The CJID AI for Civil Society Workshop 2025 presents a transformative opportunity for Nigerian civil society organisations (CSOs) seeking to build capacity in artificial intelligence, ethical AI advocacy, and algorithmic accountability. Organised by the Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) and supported by Luminate and the Nigeria AI Collective, this workshop aims to equip CSOs with the tools and networks to shape AI policy and practice across Nigeria. Whether you’re a tech-focused non-profit, a governance-oriented NGO, or a grassroots advocacy group exploring digital innovation, the CJID AI for Civil Society Workshop 2025 offers a strategic…