Application Deadline: 5 April 2026
Department: Finance
Employment Type: Internship
Location: South Africa
Reporting To: Group Head of Tax
For more than 20 years, Globeleq has been a long-term investor, developer, owner and operator of diversified power projects in Africa, where the company is one of the largest Independent Power Producers. With nearly 1500MW of generation capacity in operation across 16 power plants in 7 countries, 488MW of new power projects in construction and >2,000MW in development, Globeleq is one of the largest independent power producers solely focused in Africa. Globeleq is 70% owned by British International Investment and 30% by Norfund, the development finance institutions of the UK and Norway, and has a proven track record for supporting the ongoing development of the African power sector.
Globeleq’s various generation technologies include gas, wind, solar PV, battery energy storage (BESS), hydro and geothermal.
Globeleq continues to expand its footprint across Africa, with increasing complexity in tax and regulatory environments. The Tax Graduate will provide dedicated support to the Group Head of Tax and the wider finance team, contributing to Group tax governance, compliance, and strategic initiatives. This role is designed to build foundational expertise in tax while offering structured mentorship, professional development, and exposure to diverse finance projects. Over time, the graduate will develop into a skilled tax professional, strengthening the Group’s internal capacity and reducing reliance on external advisers.

Globeleq is powering Africa's growth through the development and operation of utility scale power plants across the continent.
Founded in 2002, Globeleq has become a power industry leader by operating or acquiring interest in multiple power facilities across the world. Now with its focus on the African continent, the company’s experience in implementing an array of generating technologies in different geographic locations, provides Globeleq with a unique perspective and strong foundation for developing new capacity.
Under the ownership of shareholders CDC (70%) and Norfund (30%), the cornerstone of our strategy is to be the trusted, reliable and committed partner of choice within the African IPP industry. We will achieve this by adding significant MWs of new power generation over the next decade while positively contributing and impacting the communities in which we operate.
With the support and expertise of our staff operating out of our London head office, our regional offices in Nairobi, Cape Town, and Doula, and our eight power plants located in Tanzania, South Africa, Côte d’Ivoire, Cameroon and Kenya, we currently generate approximately 1,300 MW, and have another 2,000 MW in development.