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Tyla graces Forbes Africa cover in ’30 Under 30′ edition | See full list
Tyla continues to notch up victories in her career. The Grammy award-winning artist has been selected as the cover star for Forbes Africa’s tenth-anniversary edition and has also secured a coveted spot on the prestigious Forbes 30 Under 30 list.
Forbes Africa recognized South African sensation Tyla for her rapid ascent to international fame. The Forbes 30 Under 30 roster celebrates 30 exceptional individuals under the age of 30 from various sectors, and Tyla’s extraordinary accomplishments have earned her a prominent place among them.
In their latest issue for April, Forbes Africa delved into Tyla’s inspiring journey, featuring her on the cover. At just 22 years old, this gifted musician has made a significant impact in the industry. Alongside Tyla, the Forbes Africa 30 Under 30 list includes notable names like Tobi Amusan, Victor Osimhen, Fireboy DML, and Ama Qamata from Netflix’s “Blood and Water.”
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Forbes Africa 30 under 30 list
- Alex Mativo, 29, Kenya
- Ann-Kathrin Joos, 28, South Africa
- Vimbai Masiyiwa, 29, Zimbabwe
- Andrew Ddembe, 28, Uganda
- Chad Jones, 28, South Africa
- Adedamola Oyinlola Adefolahan (Fireboy DML), 28, Nigeria
- Tyla Laura Seethal, 22, South Africa
- Ayushi Chandaria, 26, Kenya
- Ama Qamata, 25, South Africa
- Daniel Novitzkas, 28, South Africa
- Prisca Wegesa Magori, 29, Tanzania
- Luke Mostert, 27, South Africa
- Arooj Sheikh, 28, Kenya
- Kenneth M. Njeru, 25, Kenya
- Cayley Jorgensen, 29, South Africa
- Hildah Magaia, 29, South Africa
- Victor Osimhen, 25, Nigeria
- Tobi Amusan, 26, Nigeria
- Damian Willemse, 25, South Africa
- Ricardo Lognath, 29, South Africa
- Nicolas Lognath, 27, South Africa
- Ruth Erikan James, 29, Nigeria
- Shaun Maswanganyi, 23, South Africa
- Jeremiah Thoronka, 24, Sierra Leone
- Calvin Usiri, 28, Tanzania
- Peace Wutawunashe, 27, Zimbabwe
- Esethu Cenga, 29, South Africa
- Josiah Akinloye, 29, Nigeria
- Abioye Oyetunji, 29, Ghana
- Nadine Roos, 27, South Africa