Digital Lab Africa is calling on artists, producers, designers, collectives, students or entrepreneurs from both creative and cultural industries, including from across Sub-Saharan Africa to apply the internship and mentorship programme. 
DLA aims to incubate emerging talent by offering them a springboard to jump-start and accelerate their projects with the support and expertise of the DLA ecosystem, Led and managed by Wits University’s Tshimologong Digital Innovation Precinct.
The Pan African accelerator focuses on 5 key categories: Immersive Experience, Video Games, Music, Animation and Digital Art. 
The programme was initiated five years ago by the French Institute in South Africa with various partners.
Applications for the animation and immersive experience  categories are now open and close on 4 April, while applications for video, digital art, and music categories can be submitted between 17 May and 11 July.