Just4Women Skills Lab Launches New Program to Train Women in Plumbing
Empowering Women with Skills AI Can’t Replace As artificial intelligence continues to reshape the global job market, many traditional roles…
FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup 2025 — A New Era for Girls in Football
Today marks the beginning of a new and inspiring chapter in the story of women’s football — the FIFA U-17…
Just4WomenAfrica Partners with BGIS to Spotlight 10 Female Founders
PRESS RELEASE Accra, Ghana – 13-Oct 2025 Just4WomenAfrica is proud to announce its partnership with the Business Growth Initiative for…
The Importance of Human Interaction in a Fast-Changing World
In a world that’s becoming increasingly digital and automated, human interaction remains one of the most powerful forces driving connection,…
Celebrating 65 Years of Nigerian Independence
As Nigeria marks its 65th year of independence, it’s a moment of reflection, gratitude, and renewed commitment to the future.…
10 Years Unveiling Our Evolved Look at Just4WomenAfrica!
Dear Community, We are thrilled to announce an exciting evolution for Just4WomenAfrica – a refreshed and empowering new logo! This…
Why Women Do Better in Business: The Power of Discipline and Determination
There’s an old saying in entrepreneurship circles: “Women don’t want to fail.” While some may interpret that as hesitation or…
At 26, Nora Awolowo Becomes Nollywood’s Youngest Box Office Record Breaker
At just 26 years old, Nora Oreoluwa Awolowo has made history in Nollywood. Her debut feature film, Red Circle, crossed…
Why Women Are More Likely to Buy or Build Homes than Men in Africa
In recent years, there’s been a notable shift in homeownership patterns in several African countries, most clearly in South Africa:…
Understanding Adenomyosis: The Silent Struggle Many Women Face
Adenomyosis is a condition that affects millions of women worldwide, yet remains under-discussed. It occurs when the tissue that normally…
Understanding Congenital Uterine Agenesis: What Every Woman Should Know
For many women, the ability to menstruate and carry children is seen as a natural part of life. But for…
