<p class="hyphenate ">Every year, Forbes Africa releases a list of top 30 under 30 young Africans who are doing amazing things for themselves and for their community.</p>
<p class="hyphenate ">This year wasn’t any different and the publication released names of 30 Africans sourced from four categories featuring 30 in each: Business, Technology, Creatives and Sports.</p>
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<p class="hyphenate ">Nigeria makes up the majority of honorees in the list, shedding light on the entrepreneurial and can-do spirit of the young people in the country.</p>
<p class="hyphenate ">South Africa and Botswana had four of their young entrepreneurs on the list. Ghana had three young people while Uganda had two of its young entrepreneurs on the list.</p>
<p class="hyphenate ">Cameroon, Malawi, Tanzania, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Morocco, Sudan and Ivory had one young entrepreneur making the list.</p>
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<p class="hyphenate "><strong>1. DJ Cuppy, 27, DJ, Founder and Director, Red Velvet Music Group</strong></p>
<p class="hyphenate ">Industry: Entertainment</p>
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<p class="hyphenate "><strong>2. Mr Eazi, 28, Musician and Founder, emPawa Africa</strong></p>
<p class="hyphenate ">Industry: Entertainment</p>
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<strong>3. Patoranking, 29, Musician</strong>

Industry: Entertainment