Canon Collins Trust supports development in Africa by awarding postgraduate scholarships to outstanding individuals from southern Africa. Our vision is of a southern Africa whose people have the freedom and capabilities to shape their own future. Subscribe to our quarterly Newsletter with news, invitations (UK and SA), opportunities and features for our wider community. https://bit.ly/CanonCollinsNews If you would like news, invitations (southern Africa) and opportunities specifically for our alumni and scholars, subscribe: https://bit.ly/CCTNetworkNews If you would like to exclusively be informed about scholarships as they become available, as well as advice on how to apply, subscribe to our Scholarships Alert: https://bit.ly/ScholarshipAlert Since 1981 we have awarded over 4000 postgraduate scholarships to southern African scientists, human rights lawyers, civil servants, educationalists, doctors and other professionals, many of which have gone on to become leaders in government, the private sector and civil society. They include Peter Katjavivi (1985), who set up Namibia's first university, later becoming the Namibian Ambassador to the EU; Zubeda Dangor (1996), Executive Director of the NISAA Institute for Women's Development, a South African women's and children's rights NGO; and Grace Chipalo-Mutati (2005), Consultant Orpthalmologist and Head of the Eye Unit at the University Teaching Hospital in Lusaka, Zambia.