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PLEASE READ THIS ARTICLE CAREFULLY BEFORE YOU APPLY.  Are you an ambitious young woman in Africa with a burning passion for science, technology, engineering, or mathematics? Do you dream of making a tangible impact in your community and beyond, but find financial barriers standing in your way?  The  WAAW (Women Advancement for Africa) Foundation  is stepping up once again, offering a life-changing opportunity through its highly anticipated WAAW Foundation Scholars Program 2026.  This isn't just a scholarship; it's a gateway to an empowered future for African Women in STEM. Why WAAW Matters: Bridging the Gap in African STEM Education For too long, young African women have faced disproportionate challenges in accessing quality STEM Education. From cultural expectations to financial constraints, the path to becoming a scientist, engineer, or technologist can be incredibly difficult.  The WAAW Foundation was established to directly address these disparitie...

The Josephine Nana Adwoa Asmah Foundation and Empowerment Center (JNA Foundation) is a faith-driven, non-profit organization devoted to creating opportunities for young women in STEM in Ghana to unlock their full potential. Established in memory of Josephine Nana Adwoa Asmah—a visionary leader and passionate advocate for women’s empowerment—the Foundation carries forward her legacy of inspiring transformation, compassion, and growth. Drawing inspiration from Josephine’s exceptional achievements in academics, her distinguished career at organizations like Tullow Ghana and Guinness Ghana, and her unwavering dedication to mentoring young women, the JNA Foundation aims to leave a lasting impact on lives and communities through its initiatives. MISSION STATEMENT  The JNA Foundation is dedicated to empowering young women in engineering through mentorship, education, and skills training. By building confidence, nurturing spiritual growth, and fostering leadership, the Foundation prepares ...