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Burna Boy, Tems On the 100 Most Influential Africans of 2023

    Burna Boy, Tems On the 100 Most Influential Africans of 2023

    New African Magazine, a leading publication celebrating African excellence, has unveiled its prestigious “100 Most Influential Africans of 2023” list, featuring a diverse array of accomplished individuals who have demonstrated outstanding leadership, innovation, and vision across various fields.

    New African Magazine Recognizes Burna Boy, Tems, Victor Osimhen, Tyla Among the 100 Most Influential Africans of 2023

    The list encompasses politicians, entrepreneurs, industrialists, environmentalists, creatives, scientists, educators, and sports personalities, showcasing the remarkable diversity and influence of the African continent.

    Among the honorees in the creative category are Grammy-winning Nigerian musicians Burna Boy and Tems, alongside South African DJ Black Coffee and Pop sensation Tyla. The list also includes global talents such as Algerian disc jockey DJ Snake and Ethiopian-born Canadian megastar The Weeknd.

    The “100 Most Influential Africans of 2023” list is organized into several categories:

    1. Politics and Public Service:
    • William Ruto
    • Ibrahima Cheikh Diong
    • Sidi Ould Tah
    • Akinwumi Adesina
    • Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
    • Bola Tinubu
    • Mamady Doumbouya
    • Ousmane Sonko
    • Nadia Fettah Alaoui
    • Tsitsi Masiyiwa
    • Tidjane Thiam
    1. Business:
    • Mohamed Kande
    • Sim Tshabalala
    • Karim Beguir
    • Didier Acouetey
    • Olugbenga Agboola
    • Samaila Zubairu
    • Prof. Benedict Okey Oramah
    • Ralph Mupita
    • Ibrahim Sagna
    • Simon Tiemtoré
    • Jules Ngankam
    • Riham ElGizy
    • André de Ruyter
    • Aliko Dangote
    • Ham Serunjogi
    • Serge Ekué
    • Bahija Jallal
    • Coura Sène
    • Bernard Koné Dossongui
    • Hassanein Hiridjee
    • Shola Akinlade
    • James Mwangi
    • Pascal Agboyibor
    1. Science and Academia:
    • Anna Adeola Makanju
    • Chao Tayiana Maina
    • Nemat Talaat Shafik
    • Ismahane Elouafi
    • Moungi Bawendi
    • Timnit Gebru
    1. Environmental:
    • James Irungu Mwangi
    • Ephraim Mwepya Shitima
    • Wanjira Mathai
    • Rashid Sumaila
    • Elizabeth Maruma Mrema
    • Dr. Musonda Mumba
    1. Creative:
    • Kaouther Ben Hania
    • Danai Gurira
    • Ncuti Gatwa
    • Black Coffee
    • Tyla Laura Seethal
    • Temilade “Tems” Openiyi
    • Lesley Lokko
    • Mulenga Kapwepwe
    • Alice Diop
    • Wanuri Kahiu
    • Bassem Youssef
    • Malenga Mulendema
    • Jadesola Osiberu
    • Editi Effiong
    • Ali Said Alamin Mandhry
    • Abel “The Weeknd” Tesfaye
    • Pretty Yende
    • Julie Mehretu
    • Pierre Thiam
    • Teju Cole
    • Thebe Magugu
    • David Diop
    • Burna Boy
    • Serge Attukwei Clottey
    • Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah
    • Aïda Muluneh
    • Omoyemi Akerele
    • Mariam Issoufou Kamara
    • Victor Ekpuk
    • DJ Snake
    • Gandhi “Maitre Gims” Djuna
    1. Media:
    • Claude Grunitzky
    • Chioma Nnadi
    • Edward Enninful
    • Alan Kasujja
    • Wode Maya
    • Anton Harber
    • Khabane “Khaby” Lame
    • Charity Ekezie
    • Moses “Uncle Mo” Kiboneka
    • Branko Brkic
    • Tomiwa Aladekomo
    • Marie Mbullu
    • Nicolas Pompigne-Mognard
    • Daniel Ahaoussa
    • Fabrice Sawegnon
    1. Sports:
    • Francis Ngannou
    • Faith Kipyegon
    • The Springboks, led by captain Siya Kolisi
    • Patrice Motsepe
    • Kelvin Kiptum
    • Victor Osimhen
    • Biniam Girmay
    • Yassine Bounou
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