Nigeria – Morenike George-Taylor, on The Hospitality Businesses In Nigeria
Morenike George-Taylor, is a woman who defies easy categorization. A trained lawyer, seasoned consultant, hospitality executive, and industry leader, she…
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Nigeria – Being A Flight Attendant and A Chef
When Modesty Simon, popularly known as La Chef Mo, introduces herself, she does so with quiet confidence and layered purpose.…
Nigeria – Omoni Oboli’s Journey of Consistency, Faith, and Innovation
In a captivating episode of Africa and Everywhere Conversations, host Oge Elumelu welcomed her auntie and Nigerian entertainment icon, Omoni…
Ghana – How She Built a Business Making Ghana’s Best Shito
For Ama Ata Agyeman, entrepreneurship was never a question of if — only how. A natural entrepreneur with a deep…
Nigeria – How One Woman is Putting Nigerian Coffee on the Global Map
When Princess Adeyinka, Founder and Chief Happiness Officer of Happy Coffee, speaks about coffee, it is never just about a…
Nigeria – Dr. Adaorah Enyi Using Technology to Save Lives Through Better Cancer Care
Dr. Adaorah Enyi is the Co-founder and Chief Operating Officer of Oncopadi Tech Limited and the Director of Research and…
Ghana – How One Ghanaian Founder Is Making Indigenous Foods Convenient
In a world where convenience often comes at the expense of nutrition, Sandra Asantewaa Boafo Agyiri, CEO and founder of…
How to Overcome Workplace Toxicity Without Losing Your Peace At Work
Insights from an interview with Ofosua Daaku Ammah , Founder of Enosia’s Heart, on Just4WomenAfrica Workplace toxicity is a phrase many…
No One Gives You a Pass Because You’re a Woman
For Lucy Quist, leadership is not about gender—it is about responsibility, performance, and belief. In her conversation with Just4WomenAfrica, the…
The Higher You Go in Business, the More Help You Need
In the early stages of business, independence is often celebrated. Founders pride themselves on doing everything — building the product,…