The King Scholars Program at Dartmouth College is designed to support talented, low-income students from developing countries who are committed to fighting poverty in their home nations. Scholars selected for
The Bode Amao Foundation (BAF), a non-profit organization established in 2002 by Chief Bode Amao, OON, is pleased to announce its 2024/25 scholarship program for Nigerian undergraduates. This scholarship initiative
Nigerian politician, Desmond Elliot has finally addressed the accusation levelled against. He said he never saw any reason to address the accusations. While speaking with TVC, he described the accusation
Ghanaian football coach Otto Addo has showed is dedication and fearsome, after saying he can drop Kudus or any player in the squad. Addo said this while addressing journalists on
Scandal Erupts in Equatorial Guinea: Wife of Top Government Official Baltasar Ebang Allegedly in Leaked Video In a new twist to the ongoing scandal in Equatorial Guinea, a video reportedly
OverviewYale University offers fully funded scholarships for international undergraduate, masters, and PhD students. Scholarships are provided based on financial need, with awards ranging from a few hundred dollars to over
The Center for Effective Global Action (CEGA) invites applications from African researchers for its 2025-2026 Visiting Fellowship. This 16-week fellowship offers scholars the opportunity to develop skills in quantitative social
The Mawazo Fellowship Programme is a 15-month, non-residential fellowship that aims to support and amplify the impact of African women PhD students working on critical development issues across the continent.
Advance your nutrition expertise with the Nestlé Nutrition Training and Research Grants. The Nestlé Nutrition Institute is inviting young health professionals to apply for fellowships designed to support further training
In a video recently shared on X by NigeriaStories, Equatorial Guinea’s prominent politician Baltasar Ebang Engonga was seen making a court appearance to face charges related to alleged corruption. Engonga,
