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TIME Magazine has recently unveiled its annual list of the 100 most influential people worldwide for 2024. The list features leaders, innovators, and change-makers from various industries and continents. The magazine edition has four different covers showcasing four members of the list: singer-songwriter Dua Lipa, football quarterback Patrick Mahomes, actor Taraji P. Henson, and Yulia Navalnaya, a prominent figure in Russia’s opposition movement.

Farida Bedwei is one of these innovators who is making a significant impact in the field of fin-tech in Ghana and beyond. She is a software engineer and co-founder of Logiciel, who has shown that with determination, creativity, and resilience, it is possible to shape the future of technology while positively impacting society.

As FORBES AFRICA celebrates the 10th anniversary of its 30 Under 30 list, it continues to spotlight the continent’s most influential and impactful young individuals. The class of 2024 exemplifies the ethos of innovation, influence, and individuality, showcasing a diverse range of talents and achievements.

The Forbes Africa 30 Under 30 list highlights the continent’s brightest young minds and rising stars. Each year, Forbes Africa identifies and celebrates a diverse group of individuals under the age of 30 who are making significant strides in their respective fields. From entrepreneurs revolutionising industries to activists driving social change, the list showcases Africa’s next generation of leaders’ passion, innovation, and resilience. 

In Nigeria, a rapidly evolving economy with diverse sectors and industries, the role of insurance companies is paramount in mitigating risks and promoting financial stability.

Over the years, Nigerian footballers have made significant contributions to the German Bundesliga, showcasing their talent, skill, and determination on the pitch. From prolific goal-scorers to midfield maestros, these players have left an indelible mark on one of Europe’s top football leagues. 

Certain football teams etch themselves into history with unforgettable achievements. For many football fans,…

In a momentous occasion celebrated both in Nigeria and the global military community, Officer Cadet Owowoh Princess Oluchukwu has etched her name in history as the first Nigerian female officer to graduate from the esteemed United Kingdom’s Royal Military Academy Sandhurst (RMAS). 

Eni Aluko, a former sports director for Aston Villa and Angel City, has become the first black female football club owner in Italy. She is a part of the Mercury 13 investment group, which has acquired a majority stake in FC Como Women, a women’s football club in Italy.

Drums have always been an essential part of African tradition, highlighting the strength and energy of indigenous cultures.