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Top 30 Under 30 Entrepreneurs Listed On Forbes African Magazine 2019

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Last updated: 2023/10/25 at 10:20 PM
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Four Kenyans aged below 30 years old are among the lucky other 30 young business minded Africans listed on Forbes 30 Under 30 Business category.

The Four are Sadaam Suleiman, 28 ; David Kyalo, 29 ; Shirlene Nafula, 27 and Kimani Adam, 29

In total, the 120 personalities from Africa came from four different categories namely business, technology, creatives and sport

Business Category 2019

  1. Bruce Diale, 29, South Africa – Founder and Managing Director: Brucol Global Development
  2. Terence Mathe, 29, Zimbabwe – Co-founder: Southern Incineration Services (SISCO) PBC
  3. Mariam Manack, 29, South Africa – Founder and Director: iTrain
  4. Khanyisile Madonko-Nderezina, 25, Zimbabwe – Co-founder and CEO: Sakhile Madonko Enterprises
  5. Isaac Mbatha, 28, South Africa – Founder and CEO: Sky Tents SA
  6. Sadaam Suleiman, 28, Kenya – Co-founder and Managing Director: DragonFly Limited
  7. Adeniyi Omotayo, 28, Nigeria – Founder and CEO: Betensured Group
  8. David Kyalo, 29, Kenya – Founder and CEO: Koncepts & Events Ltd
  9. Ogechukwu Anugo-Obah, 28, Nigeria – Founder and CEO: BodyLikeMilk
  10. Dorn Ndlovu, 26, South Africa – Founder and CEO: Entrepreneur Blueprint Africa
  11. Busi Mkhumbuzi Pooe, 24, South Africa – Co-founder and Chief Executive: Tshimong
  12. Sydney Sam, 26, Ghana – Founder and CEO: Workspace Global
  13. Shirlene Nafula, 27, Kenya – Founder and CEO: Crystal River Products
  14. Kgahlego Rasebotsa, 29, South Africa – Founder and Director: Interior Bubble
  15. Kimani Adam, 29, Kenya – Co-founder and CEO: Nature Expeditions Destination Management
  16. Ijeoma Balogun, 29, Nigeria – Founder and Managing Director: RedrickPR
  17. Bright Jaja, 29, Nigeria – Founder and CEO: iCreate Africa
  18. Jesse Carlton Happy Ndongo, 27, Cameroon – General Manager: Easy Group
  19. Henrich Akomolafe, 26, Nigeria – Co-founder and Managing Director: Akotex Nigeria Limited
  20. Lesego Mokae, 29, South Africa – Co-founder: Ditsogo Projects
  21. Oginni Tolulope, 29, Nigeria – Founder and CEO: Transfurd Limited
  22. Theo Baloyi, 29, South Africa – Founder and CEO: Bathu Swag
  23. Avthar Aniruth, 21, South Africa – Founder and Executive Producer: Audience Networks
  24. Barbara Okereke, 28, Nigeria – Cake Designer, Founder and Managing Director: Oven Secret Limited
  25. Jessica Anuna, 27, Nigeria – Founder and CEO: Klasha
  26. Charles Edosomwan, 29, Nigeria – Founder and Chief Strategist: TekSight Edge Limited
  27. Charmaine Mbatha, 29, South Africa – Co-founder: Millennial Business Administrators
  28. Shaney Vijendranath, 28, South Africa – Co-founder and CEO: Vimage Media
  29. Adetola Nola, 28, Nigeria – Founder and CEO: Veritasi Properties Limited
  30. Caleb Stephen David, 27, South Africa – Founder and CEO: Versatile Commodity Traders

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