Top Fintech Voices Unveils 2nd Edition of Influential Magazine Celebrating Africa’s Leading Digital Finance Innovators

Africa’s rapidly evolving fintech landscape received a major boost last week as Top Fintech Voices officially launched the 2nd Edition of its annual magazine, a flagship publication dedicated to highlighting the thought leaders, innovators, and professionals shaping the future of digital finance across the continent.

The new edition pays tribute to individuals whose work continues to elevate Africa’s fintech ecosystem, spark meaningful industry conversations, and drive transformative solutions that advance financial inclusion.

At the launch event, organisers underscored the importance of documenting and celebrating the people powering the continent’s digital finance revolution. They reaffirmed the magazine’s mission to amplify exceptional voices, champion innovation, and strengthen collaboration across Africa’s diverse fintech ecosystem.

“This platform exists to bring visibility to the brilliant minds who are pushing boundaries and redefining what is possible in African fintech,” organisers said at the ceremony.

This year’s cohort features a dynamic mix of professionals drawn from various corners of the continent. They were recognised for their outstanding leadership, consistency, and impact in driving innovation and expanding access to digital financial services.

The 2025 honourees include:

• Adoma Owusu
• Ethel Cofie
• Mariéme Ndiaye
• Mimi Kufuor
• Jacqueline Brøndberg
• Shaibu Haruna
• Peter Tokor
• David Quagraine

Their collective achievements reflect Africa’s growing influence in global fintech discussions and reinforce the importance of nurturing talent and expertise across local ecosystems.

Editor-in-Chief Solomon Sedinam Agbemenya commended the featured leaders for their unwavering commitment to strengthening Africa’s digital finance environment.

“We are proud to celebrate these voices whose insights and leadership continue to move the industry forward,” he said. “Their contributions not only inspire the next generation of fintech innovators but also strengthen the ecosystem as a whole.”

The unveiling ceremony drew participation from industry executives, partners, ecosystem enablers, and the general public—all of whom have supported the growth of the Top Fintech Voices initiative since its inception.

Organisers extended special appreciation to the publication’s partners and sponsors whose support made the 2025 edition possible. These include MoMo Limited, El-Evangel Publications, Ghana Fintech and Payments Association, Africa Fintech Summit, SSNIT, City Hotel, and Fintech Management Solutions.

Their collaboration, the organisers said, continues to fuel the mission of spotlighting excellence, encouraging collaboration, and shaping the next chapter of Africa’s digital finance transformation