Code for Africa (CfA) Scholarships

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  • • Call for Applications: Media Sentinel Fellowships in Southern Africa 2025

    • Code for Africa (CfA) is offering four Media Sentinel Fellowships to frontline grassroots researchers with expertise in social media listening and analysis and with a good knowledge of social media cross-platform coordination and messaging on platforms such as Facebook, Telegram, What
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  • • Code for Africa (CfA) AI Ethics Fellowship 2025

    • Code for Africa (CfA), through the Digitalise Youth consortium, is offering two fellowships to mid-career professionals with experience in digital governance, policy and rights who want to make an impact in Africa’s AI landscape. Under this fellowship, chosen candidates will develop re
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  • • Code for Africa (CfA) 2025 AI for Good Fellowship for Africans

    • The Digitalise Youth consortium, through Code for Africa (CfA), is offering six fellowships to technologists in Africa to work with human rights defending (HRD) organisations to assist them in rapidly scaling up their interventions through the savvy use of AI technology. The HRDs will be located in
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  • • Call for Applications: 2025 Wikipedian-in-Residence (WiR) Fellowships to Digitalise Youth Voices in Africa

    • Code for Africa (CfA) is offering stipend?based fellowships to Six (6) African Wikipedians-in-Residence to empower youth voices and promote a secure digital space through Wikimedia projects. Fellows will amplify youth voices and increase their engagement in SDG 16, and civic technology by
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  • • Code for Africa (CfA) 2025 African Academy for Open Source Investigation (AAOSI) Fellowships

    • The programme aims to equip journalists from investigative media and watchdog NGOs with open-source intelligence (OSINT) and SOCMINT forensic analysis skills to produce evidence-driven analysis of information manipulation and interference (IMI) and coordinated inauthentic behaviour (CIB), as well as
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  • • Code for Africa (CfA) CheckDesks Fellowship 2024

    • Code for Africa, through its African Fact-Checking Alliance (AFCA), is offering an intensive six to eight-month incubation programme for media organisations based in Benin, Côte d’Ivoire, Guinea, Togo, Uganda or Zambia with an interest in building a CheckDesk within its newsroo