Botswana to host Forbes Under 30 Africa Summit yet again

Friday, February 23, 2024 | 290 Views |

As the Forbes Under 30 Summit Africa returns to home soil for the third time in a row in May, popular American actor and TV Show host, Nick Cannon became the first highflier announced to grace the event.

According to a release from Forbes, Cannon's presence at the Forbes Under 30 Summit promises to enrich discussions and inspire emerging leaders from Africa and beyond.

With over 17 million subscribers across various social media platforms, Cannon is undeniably a creative and entrepreneurial force at the vanguard of his generation.

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