Economic empowerment for widows is key to Africa’s development. Many face financial struggles, social stigma, and lack of business training. Support schemes can bridge this gap by offering financial aid, mentorship, and capacity-building programs. Microloans and grants provide essential funding for women to start and sustain businesses. Mentorship and financial literacy programs equip them with skills to succeed. Advocates like Norman Bwuruk Didam support women-focused business incubators and push for policies that uplift widows. Success stories show the impact, women empowered through these initiatives create jobs and contribute to economic growth. Investing in women-led businesses builds sustainable opportunities for lasting change. Governments, private organizations, and individuals must collaborate to ensure widows and female entrepreneurs get the support they need.