MoFund Africa Impact Academy - Cohort 2
Prioritise only if the organisation already meets the operating-history requirement. With the advertised deadline today, check whether the form is still accepting applications before preparing a long submission.
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Prioritise only if the organisation already meets the operating-history requirement. With the advertised deadline today, check whether the form is still accepting applications before preparing a long submission.
Ubunifu editorial assessment, not an organiser eligibility decision.Check current availability: Closed. Guidance is not confirmation that a call is open or that you qualify.
A stronger fit when...
African-founded organisations in Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa or Zambia, legally registered and continuously operating for at least two years. Health, education, energy or agriculture; a full-time founder/CEO; a product or service already used in a community. The programme specifies alignment with Kingdom principles.
Pause or look elsewhere when...
A pre-launch idea, an organisation outside the four countries or sectors, or a founder unable to engage full time. This is not a stand-alone cash grant.
What the support actually means
Ten months of business preparation, coaching and operating-data support at no programme charge. Later grant or debt decisions are separate; participation does not secure capital.
Costs and commitments: January onboarding, two live sessions monthly, a monthly premises visit and work between sessions. Free delivery does not necessarily fund your connectivity, time or travel.
Your costs, time and commitments
January onboarding, two live sessions monthly, a monthly premises visit and work between sessions. Free delivery does not necessarily fund your connectivity, time or travel.
How selection or access works
Independent scoring and a verification visit precede onboarding. A later pitch assesses business and impact readiness; debt must not be mistaken for a grant.
Preparation and application steps
Get these ready first
Preparation advice; the organiser determines mandatory documents.
- Assemble registration and dated evidence of continuous operations.
- Identify the growth bottleneck and one measurable operational improvement.
- Agree who will attend sessions, maintain records and host coaching visits.
Your next steps
- Confirm the live Cohort 2 form and closing time.
- Compare the stated principles and sector fit with your organisation.
- Submit accurate evidence and retain the acknowledgement.
Questions to confirm and guide sources
Questions to confirm before committing
- Check that the official form remains available before submitting; its published cutoff is 5 November 2026 at 23:59 EAT.
- Attendance costs and the terms of any later grant or debt offer.
Sources behind this decision guide
Reviewed 2026-11-05. Guidance is not a guarantee that an application window remains open.
Full programme facts and official sources
Who this is for
African-founded organisations in Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa or Zambia, legally registered and continuously operating for at least two years. Health, education, energy or agriculture; a full-time founder/CEO; a product or service already used in a community. The programme specifies alignment with Kingdom principles.
Country and applicant-route conditions: African-founded organisations in Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa or Zambia, legally registered and continuously operating for at least two years. Health, education, energy or agriculture; a full-time founder/CEO; a product or service already used in a community. The programme specifies alignment with Kingdom principles.
- Stage
- Operating organisation, at least two years
- Sector
- Health; education; energy; agriculture
- Support type
- Free capacity building; later grants/debt are separately selected
- Costs and commitments
- January onboarding, two live sessions monthly, a monthly premises visit and work between sessions. Free delivery does not necessarily fund your connectivity, time or travel.
- Deadline
- 5 Nov 2026, 23:59 EAT
- As published
- 5 November 2026, 23:59 EAT (UTC+3), as shown on the official application portal.
- Format
- African-founded organisations in Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa or Zambia, legally registered and continuously operating for at least two years. Health, education, energy or agriculture; a full-time founder/CEO; a product or service already used in a community. The programme specifies alignment with Kingdom principles.
- Event dates
- See the official programme calendar and the commitments section; no unverified event date is added.
- Travel and visa support
- Only confirmed written programme terms establish travel, visa or accommodation coverage. Do not assume support.
- Documents and preparation
- Preparation advice, not a mandatory-document list: Assemble registration and dated evidence of continuous operations. Identify the growth bottleneck and one measurable operational improvement. Agree who will attend sessions, maintain records and host coaching visits.
- How to apply
- Confirm the live Cohort 2 form and closing time. Compare the stated principles and sector fit with your organisation. Submit accurate evidence and retain the acknowledgement.
- Applicant route
- Direct application
Official sources
Official MoFund Africa programme or application source Source checked 2026-11-05
Official MoFund Africa programme or application source Source checked 2026-11-05
Official MoFund application portal: exact EAT cutoff Source checked 2026-11-05
Check before committing
The official MoFund application portal gives 5 November 2026 at 23:59 EAT. Check the form before submission; viewing a call is not an application receipt.
Listing, saving and community ratings do not verify the organiser, guarantee eligibility or promise selection. Check the official terms before committing time or money.