Fellowship
Anzisha Venture Building Fellowship 2027
Anzisha
The Fellowship The Anzisha Fellowship identifies and supports young African entrepreneurs aged 15–22 who are already building and growing real businesses. Each year, selected fellows gain access to a multi-year programme designed to strengthen their ventures, accelerate growth, and increase their ability to create jobs. Applications for the 2027 intake open on 29 September 2026.The...
- Deadline
- Closes 10 Nov 2026“Applications Open: 29 September 2026; Applications Closed: 10 November 2026”
- Who can apply
- Selected regions
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Details
The Anzisha Fellowship identifies and supports young African entrepreneurs aged 15–22 who are already building and growing real businesses. Each year, selected fellows gain access to a multi-year programme designed to strengthen their ventures, accelerate growth, and increase their ability to create jobs. Applications for the 2027 intake open on 29 September 2026. The application process is free of charge, with no fees required to apply. The application guide lists eligibility requirements, documents, and images needed to submit an application. The guide is available in English, Arabic, French and Portuguese and will be available by mid-2026 before the next application cycle. Important dates for the 2027 Application Cycle: 29 September 2026 Applications Open; 10 November 2026 Applications Closed; Nov ’26 – Mar ’27 Evaluation of Applications; May 2027 Announcement of Fellows. Eligibility & Selection Criteria note: Who can apply? Young entrepreneurs aged 15–22 who are citizens of an African country and have a valid ID or passport; applicants must also be a founding member of the business they are applying with. Does the business need to be based in Africa? Yes, must operate in Africa and serve African customers or beneficiaries. Can I apply with just an idea? No; must have already started business and show customers, revenue, or beneficiaries. What types of businesses are eligible? Any field or industry; all types welcome. Do I need a registered business to apply? No; business does not need to be formally registered, but must have already started and show real activity.
Requirements
- Young entrepreneur aged 15–22 who is a citizen of an African country and has a valid ID or passport
- Must be a founding member of the business they are applying with
- Business must operate in Africa and serve African customers or beneficiaries
- Must have already started business and show customers, revenue, or beneficiaries
- Not required to be formally registered but must show real activity (customers, sales, or beneficiaries)