After the tight semifinals that took place on September 1 and 2 at the Norrsken House in Kigali, Rwanda, the ten finalists of this 2023 edition of the Africa's Business Heroes (ABH) competition, have been made public.

The ABH Competition is a philanthropic program sponsored by the Jack Ma Foundation and Alibaba Philanthropy. The ten entrepreneurs will compete in the Grand Final, which will be held on November 23 and 24, to win a share of the 1.5 million USD prize in grants. They were selected following several phases of interviews and evaluation of 27,267 applications received from 54 African countries. These entrepreneurs come from eight countries, namely Benin, Egypt, Ghana, Kenya, Morocco, Nigeria, Rwanda and South Africa.

Ces derniers sont Nthabiseng Mosia, Commercial Director and Co-founder of Easy Solar (Afrique du Sud); Theo Baloyi, PDG et fondateur, Bathu ( South Africa); Bola Bardet, CEO and Co-Founder,Susu (Bénin); Ayman Bazaraa, PDG et cofondateur, Sprints ( Egypt); Andrew Takyi-Appiah , Founder, Zeepay Ghana Limited (Ghana); Christina Gyisun, PDG et cofondatrice, Sommalife Limited ( Ghana) & nbsp;; Thomas Njeru, CEO and Co-Founder, Pula Advisors Limited style="font-family: "Bookman Old Style”, "serif""> (Kenya); Ismael Belkhayat, CEO and Founder, Chari ( www.chari.co ) (Morocco); Ikpeme Neto, CEO and Founder, Wellahealth Technologies (Nigeria), then Albert Munyabugingo, CEO and Co-Founder, Vuba Vuba Africa LTD (Rwanda)