Congratulations Njimbere!
We are pleased to announce the 2026/27 DBREV Scholar: Njimbere Nindorera.
There were over 400 applications for the DBREV scholarship by the closing date, creating a significant but welcome challenge for the Selection Panel.
There were so many candidates we would have liked to assist, but in the end we can only support one candidate every two years. After a rigorous process of reviewing every submission, shortlisting and interviewing candidates, the scholarship for 2026/27 was awarded to Njimbere Nindorera.
Njimbere intends studying towards a Master of Management in Energy Leadership at Wits University which will equip him with knowledge and skills to focus on the current realities of energy access and poverty in the region.
If you are -
A South African national or permanent resident who is passionate about making a difference in people’s lives in the African continent?
Fired up about addressing Energy Poverty and Energy Access through energy services provided by Renewable Energy systems?
Committed to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals and addressing the challenges posed by Climate Change?
- you may be just the person to apply for a DBREV Scholarship!
Applications for 2026/27 are closed.
Applications for the 2026/27 scholarship are now closed. We look forward to enabling and empowering yet another bright young mind and spirit to be part of changing Africa’s energy future.
[photo credit – iShack Project Facebook].
Our sponsors
DBREV would like to thank RECORD for over 10 years of support and collaboration. We are always looking for partners who share our vision to work with us in building intellectual capital in the fields of Renewable Energy, Energy Poverty and Energy Access.
