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79. Lifesize Teddy

Lifesize Teddy is a South African hip-hop artist and influencer known for his creative lyrics and engaging performances. He often collaborates with local artists, promoting South African music and culture. Lifesize Teddy is also involved in social initiatives, focusing on arts education and youth development.

80. Tyla

Tyla is a South African musician and influencer known for her innovative approach to music and live performances. She often incorporates elements of electronic and pop music into her work, making her a standout figure in the South African music scene. Tyla uses her platform to promote South African culture and support emerging artists in the music industry.

81. Ukachukwu Okorie

Ukachukwu Okorie, a Nigerian media mogul based in Ireland, is the visionary behind the Uyokanjo Group, the parent company of AfricaWorld Newspaper, AfricaWorld Reports, and The African International Magazine. Renowned for his bold and unyielding approach, Okorie has carved out a reputation for championing authentic, independent journalism across Africa. His work not only informs but also challenges conventional narratives, positioning him as a critical voice in modern African media.

38. Dr. Salim S. Abdool Karim (born 1960) – A South African epidemiologist and HIV/AIDS researcher, Dr. Karim is a world leader in understanding and combating the HIV epidemic. His research has been vital in shaping public health responses to the HIV/AIDS crisis in Southern Africa. He also played a critical role in addressing the COVID-19 pandemic and continues to shape Africa's health research landscape. 39. Dele Farotimi is the author of Nigeria and it's criminal justice system. Lawyer, activist and an out spoken critique of his country's political system, Dele inspires through his writings, speeches and courage in the face of power.

Attractioners, What A Glorious Day It Is! It’s important to remember that your life, my life, our lives are always, always, always created as an inside thought process first, with an external manifestation second. It is NOT the other way round. We tend to live our lives as if we see the manifestation first, and then it becomes a part of our thought process. Once again, that’s not how this…