DigiGradAfrica aims to enhance the quality and relevance of training for graduate students and young researchers in Africa, especially for the attainment of Africa regional and global development goals, through harnessing the opportunities provided by digitalization and internationalization. DigiGrad Africa assumes that international collaborations/partnerships are one of the ways of enhancing research capacities/postgraduate training in Africa and new opportunities of digitalization can be strategically deployed to enhance internationalization and research/postgraduate training capacities in African universities.The partnership unites 8 universities from Ghana, Kenya, Burundi, and South Sudan, drawing on their different strengths and catering to their different capacity needs, who are members of the African Network for Internationalization of Education who coordinates the project with support from OBREAL Global and universities from The Netherlands, Spain, Italy and Belgium. The project will:Refine and articulate HEI strategies for digitalization and internationalization, specifically as it relates to training graduates and young researcher; Build HEI staff capacity in African universities to manage internationalisation of graduate studies, including the capacity to facilitate greater intra-African student and researcher exchange; Build HEI staff capacity in African Universities to use digital tools to strengthen graduate and post-graduate training and internationalise it; Build the capacity of young researchers to exploit digitalization, develop and sustain a network of young African researchersThe outputs include: The development of robust strategy documents for digitalising, internationalisation, and research enhancement and a Handbook; HEI research supervisors and staff of IROs are trained in harnessing digitalisation for internationalisation; A virtual post-graduate student training programme is launched; An African young researchers' network is lauched