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APF Internship Program

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The Africa Policy Forum (APF) Internship program is aimed to develop aspiring young researchers with a strong interest in Africa. The APF Internship Programme provide post-graduate students with the opportunity to gain valuable experience and skills in the field of African research. As an intern at APF you’ll have the opportunity to collaborate with our experts and practitioners with a prime focus on topical issues on Africa. The internship programme runs for three months, is un-remunerated. It can be extended, for another 3 months based on performance. If extended after the first three months, the intern then becomes an associate with APF