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1 week ago | afterschoolafrica.com | Liberty Okechukwu

A lot of professionals choose to work in the Tech industry since it offers the highest-paying jobs in the world. The demand for tech talent is growing globally as a result of the transitions brought about by digital technology. Africa will not be left behind in the trend in the fast-changing global labor market. From Flutterwave to Paystack, there is a rise of tech firms and startups all over the continent, and this leads to numerous opportunities in the space for tech talent.

2 weeks ago | afterschoolafrica.com | Liberty Okechukwu

For the 2026 academic year, DAAD’s German “Leadership for Africa” (LfA) scholarship program is currently formally accepting applications. If you are a highly qualified graduate, this is your chance to study for a fully financed Master’s degree in Germany and help shape your region’s future. Table of ContentsToggleApplications open: 2 April 2025Deadline to apply: 10 June 2025Get Up to $100,000 Student Loan for Your Master in US or Canada.

2 weeks ago | afterschoolafrica.com | Liberty Okechukwu

The dsm-firmenich Foundation is proud to offer five impactful young leaders the opportunity to participate in the One Young World Summit 2025, which takes place in Munich, Germany, from 3 to 6 November. Table of ContentsToggle7 May 2025The dsm-firmenich Progress Foundation Scholarship 2025 offers five outstanding young leaders the chance to attend the One Young World Summit 2025 in Munich, Germany (3–6 November 2025).

2 weeks ago | afterschoolafrica.com | Liberty Okechukwu

The NIAS Safe Haven Fellowship is intended for scholars, artists, writers and journalists who are not able to do their work in their current location or circumstances because of the consequences of conflict or war. 31 December 2025, 23:59 (CET)Table of ContentsToggleThe NIAS Safe Haven Fellowship is a five-month residency programme in Amsterdam for scholars, writers, artists, and journalists at risk due to war or conflict.

2 weeks ago | afterschoolafrica.com | Liberty Okechukwu

The King’s Undergraduate Research Fellowships (KURF) programme offers undergraduate students the opportunity to gain research experience by working as paid research fellows on projects by King’s leading academics and research staff. Table of ContentsToggleMonday, 22 April 2025 at 23:59 (UK time)The King’s Undergraduate Research Fellowships (KURF) provide undergraduate students with the opportunity to engage in cutting-edge research projects led by academic staff at King’s College London.