Ghana continues to shine on the continental stage as four outstanding young Ghanaians have been named in Forbes Africa’s 30 Under 30 Class of 2025, a prestigious list that celebrates the next generation of African change-makers under the age of 30.
These rising stars represent diverse fields—from medicine and marketing to the arts and leadership—and are part of a select group of individuals shaping Africa’s future with innovation, creativity, and purpose.
🇬🇭 Meet Ghana’s Trailblazers
Joel Bervell – Medical Innovator
Joel Bervell earned a spot in the Health and Science category for his groundbreaking work in healthcare innovation. Known for his advocacy in health equity and using digital platforms to bridge knowledge gaps in medicine, Bervell is pushing for change in how healthcare is taught and delivered globally.
Caitlyn Kumi – Marketing and Advertising Maven
Caitlyn Kumi is making waves in the Marketing and Advertising space. Her bold strategies and commitment to empowering women through storytelling and brand development have earned her recognition as a creative force in Africa’s growing marketing landscape.
Anatola Araba – Artistic Visionary
Representing the Art and Style category, Anatola Araba has built a reputation as a powerful creative voice. Through her work as a filmmaker and artist, she brings Ghanaian stories to global platforms, highlighting the country’s rich cultural heritage and artistic depth.
Abioye Oyetunji – Emerging Leader
Recognized for his forward-thinking approach and impactful leadership, Abioye Oyetunji joins the list as a standout in the Leadership category. His achievements across youth development and education have positioned him as a promising figure in Africa’s future leadership landscape.
🌍 Ghana’s Rising Global Influence
The inclusion of these four exceptional Ghanaians in Forbes Africa’s 30 Under 30 Class of 2025 is a reflection of the country’s commitment to nurturing young talent and driving innovation across sectors. It also highlights the growing influence of Ghanaian professionals on the global stage.
This year’s list features entrepreneurs, creatives, health experts, and activists from across the continent, each selected for their impact, innovation, and leadership. Ghana’s representation is not just a win for the individuals involved, but a proud moment for the nation as a whole.
🚀 A Beacon for the Next Generation
The success of Joel, Caitlyn, Anatola, and Abioye serves as an inspiration to thousands of young Ghanaians who are working hard to make their mark. Their stories are a reminder that with vision, consistency, and courage, the world is within reach.
MulticdbOnline congratulates Ghana’s Forbes Africa 30 Under 30 Class of 2025 and looks forward to following their continued growth and influence.
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By : MulticdbOnline News Desk