Music In Africa operates as a pan-African information infrastructure for the music sector, aggregating opportunities that range from funding and mobility grants to artist residencies, awards, competitions, showcases, workshops, and training programmes. This is not a single call for submissions but a curated index—a living resource that reflects the breadth of institutional support currently directed toward African music practitioners. Its value lies in consolidation: rather than navigating fragmented announcements across numerous platforms, artists and professionals can consult a centralised register of what is actively available. The scope is deliberately wide, encompassing both continent-based and global opportunities open to African music professionals. This includes support for creation, performance, professional development, and international exchange. Because the listing is updated rather than fixed, the specific opportunities, deadlines, fees, and eligibility criteria vary by entry; each linked call carries its own terms. The platform does not itself adjudicate or award—it functions as a signpost, directing practitioners to the originating institutions and their respective application processes. For the discerning artist, the resource is most useful as a strategic map: a way to track recurring funders, identify residency circuits, and anticipate annual competition cycles. It rewards regular consultation and careful reading of individual calls, rather than a single application. The curatorial vision is one of access and visibility—ensuring that African music professionals are aware of the full spectrum of support for which they may be eligible, without prescription as to genre, career stage, or aesthetic direction.