Her Excellency Tiguidanke Camara, founder and chairwoman of Tigui Holdings and Tigui Mining Group, has been honored as a laureate of the 10th edition African DOers Showcase by Tropics Magazine, highlighting her status as one of Africa’s foremost business leaders and transformative change-makers.
Art enthusiasts and historians alike recognize Art Royal Kuba by Joseph Cornet as an essential reference on the artistic and cultural heritage of the Kuba Kingdom in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Le diplomate de renom, Firmin Edouard Matoko, jusqu’alors Sous-directeur général pour la Priorité Afrique et les Relations extérieures de l’Unesco, se lance dans la course pour occuper le poste de Directeur Général de l’organisation onusienne.
On Saturday, 24 May 2025, TROPICS MAGAZINE and Tropics Mēdia Group hosted the milestone 10th edition of the African DOers Showcase & Powerlist Unveiling, under the theme “United for Impact: Transforming Africa’s Future Through Collective Action.”
In 2015, five years after the launch of TROPICS MAGAZINE, the African DOers initiative was born—a visionary platform dedicated to recognizing and celebrating the continent’s most dynamic leaders, entrepreneurs, creatives, and innovators.
En près de vingt ans de carrière, elle a su imposer sa voix singulière, mêlant fiction et réalité sociale, pour raconter des histoires profondément humaines et puissantes, souvent portées par des héroïnes fortes et résilientes.
As founder of Sunuy Films and Astou Productions, Kébé has been instrumental in producing a slate of critically acclaimed documentaries, feature films, and series that spotlight the richness and complexity of African life.
Après un parcours atypique débuté par des études en informatique aux États-Unis, elle s’est tournée vers l’architecture, discipline dans laquelle elle excelle et qu’elle utilise comme un levier de transformation sociale.
As the founder and CEO of Janngo, a pan-African digital finance and e-commerce platform, Ba has emerged as a trailblazer who is redefining how millions of Africans access financial services and participate in the digital economy.
Oumar Sow, chairman of Senegal’s Compagnie Sahélienne d’Entreprises (CSE), stands as a pivotal figure in West Africa’s infrastructure sector.
