The African Investigative Journalism Conference (AIJC) 2026 Investigative Journalism Masterclass Fellowship and Travel Support (Funded to AIJC2026 in Nairobi, Kenya)

Application Deadline: 31 July, 2026

Applications are actually open for the 2026 AIJC Investigative Journalism Masterclass Fellowship and Travel Support. The African Investigative Journalism Conference, a venture of the Wits Centre for Journalism in affiliation with Bellingcat, DW Akademie and different companions, will host the fifth annual intensive coaching course on the newest investigative journalism strategies in November.

The 2026 Masterclass on digital forensics, OSINT instruments, verification, AI and knowledge journalism can be carried out in English and run over three days from Saturday 7 to Monday 9 November, previous #AIJC2026 scheduled for 10 to 12 November, this yr in Nairobi, Kenya on the Edge Convention Centre.

Program Details

• Masterclass fellowships can be granted to skilled investigative journalists, editors and trainers from African international locations, based mostly on their monitor data and latest work. 
• The fellowship additionally covers attendance to #AIJC2026 and its coaching periods.

Benefits

• Applicants can even apply for added journey and lodging help (excluding home-country transport, insurance coverage, visas, private in-country transport, or lodge incidentals) to attend the Masterclass and AIJC.

Application Requirements

• Successful candidates want legitimate passports, should organize their very own visas if required, and should be accessible to journey from 5/6 November to 12/13/14 November 2026.

For More Information:

Visit the Official Webpage of the AIJC Investigative Journalism Masterclass Fellowship and Travel Support.