Category: MAGAZINE


  • Terry Apala: The Man Who Made Tradition Sound Like the Future

    Terry Apala Is Rewriting the Rules of African Musicโ€”One Indigenous Rhythm at a Time Exclusive Feature | Africa Hall of Fame There are artists who follow movements, and there are artists who create them. For nearly a decade, Terry Apala has occupied a rare space in African musicโ€”a space where tradition meets innovation without compromise.…

  • Fally Ipupa โ€“ โ€œXXโ€: A Global Cover Story in Sound, Status, and Cultural Authority

    There are projects that introduce an artist to the world, and there are projects that confirm what the world has already begun to understand. โ€œXXโ€ belongs entirely to the second category. Fally Ipupa does not reposition himself here. He refines a position already earned across two decades of movement between Kinshasa, Paris, global stages, and…

  • Africa Hall of Fame: Power 100  – Iyinoluwa Aboyeji

    Africa Hall of Fame: Power 100 Iyinoluwa Aboyeji: The Power of Innovation A Different Kind of Power Iyinoluwa Aboyeji represents a form of power rooted in creation, innovation, and startup development. His influence is built on founding and scaling companies that redefine industries. Innovation is one of the most powerful drivers of economic growth. It…

  • Africa Hall of Fame: Power 100  – Rebecca Enonchong

    Africa Hall of Fame: Power 100 Rebecca Enonchong: The Power of Advocacy and Technology A Different Kind of Power Rebecca Enonchong represents a form of power rooted in advocacy, technology, and ecosystem building. Her influence is not limited to a single company, but extends across the African tech landscape. Technology is one of the fastest-growing…

  • Africa Hall of Fame: Power 100  – Mitchell Elegbe

    Africa Hall of Fame: Power 100 Mitchell Elegbe: The Power of Financial Access A Different Kind of Power Mitchell Elegbe represents a form of power rooted in access, payments, and financial inclusion. His influence is built on enabling millions of people to participate in the financial system. In many parts of Africa, access to money…

  • Africa Hall of Fame: Power 100  – Macky Sall

    Africa Hall of Fame: Power 100 Macky Sall: The Power of Statecraft A Different Kind of Power Macky Sall represents a form of power rooted in governance, stability, and national direction. His influence is built on the ability to lead a nation, shape policy, and position a country within regional and global systems. Political leadership…

  • Africa Hall of Fame: Power 100  – Trevor Noah

    Africa Hall of Fame: Power 100 Trevor Noah: The Power of Voice Trevor Noah represents a form of power rooted in narrative, perspective, and global communication. His influence is built on the ability to speak, interpret, and translate complex issues for a worldwide audience. Through platforms like The Daily Show, he reached millions, shaping how…

  • Africa Hall of Fame: Power 100  – Olugbenga Agboola

    Africa Hall of Fame: Power 100 Olugbenga Agboola: The Power of Digital Infrastructure A Different Kind of Power Olugbenga Agboola represents a form of power rooted in technology, payments, and digital infrastructure. His influence is not built on physical assets, but on the systems that enable money to move seamlessly across borders. In the digital…

  • Africa Hall of Fame: Power 100 – Akinwumi Adesina

    Africa Hall of Fame: Power 100 Akinwumi Adesina: The Power of Development Finance A Different Kind of Power Akinwumi Adesina represents a form of power rooted in development, policy, and large-scale economic transformation. His influence is not built on private wealth, but on the ability to direct billions of dollars toward growth across the African…

  • Africa Hall of Fame: Power 100  – Femi Otedola

    Africa Hall of Fame: Power 100 Femi Otedola: The Power of Strategic Capital A Different Kind of Power Femi Otedola represents a form of power rooted in timing, discipline, and strategic capital. His influence is not built on constant expansion, but on precision, knowing when to enter, when to exit, and where to concentrate resources…