Audio By Carbonatix
oy Prime has been confirmed as the Official Media Partner for the 15th African Leadership Magazine Persons of the Year Awards, scheduled for 27 and 28 February 2026 in Accra, Ghana.
The partnership brings together two institutions committed to telling Africa’s stories, amplifying impactful leadership narratives, and celebrating individuals and organisations driving transformation across the continent.
As Official Media Partner, Joy Prime will support the awards through extensive promotional coverage, audience engagement, and the broadcast of approved content, reinforcing its position as one of Ghana’s leading lifestyle and entertainment television networks with a growing influence across Africa.
African Leadership Magazine noted that the collaboration reflects a shared vision of using credible media platforms to spotlight excellence, inspire innovation, and promote conversations around leadership, governance, and socio economic development in Africa.
Now in its 15th year, the African Leadership Magazine Persons of the Year Awards has established itself as one of Africa’s most respected leadership recognition platforms. The awards honour outstanding leaders and institutions across business, public service, diplomacy, technology, and social impact, whose work continues to shape Africa’s future.
The 2026 edition is expected to convene high level policymakers, business leaders, entrepreneurs, development partners, and members of the diplomatic community from across Africa and beyond.
Through this collaboration, Joy Prime and African Leadership Magazine aim to strengthen public engagement around leadership excellence while ensuring that stories of African achievement reach wider audiences locally and internationally.
The African Leadership Magazine Persons of the Year Awards continues to serve as a powerful platform for celebrating Africa’s changemakers and reinforcing the values of integrity, impact, and visionary leadership across the continent.

Latest Stories
-
King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II launches maiden Ga Mantse Tennis Open ahead of 2026 Homowo Festival
1 hour -
Sam George urges African countries to prioritise meaningful connectivity over network coverage at ATU conference
3 hours -
Afenyo-Markin accuses government of economic failures, questions impact of 2026 Mid-Year Budget Review
3 hours -
Gov’t develops 100 mmscfd modular gas facility to create 1,000 jobs, generate $2bn
3 hours -
‘I’m not stingy’ — Ato Forson says previous government committed Ghana to IMF spending targets
3 hours -
12-year-old girl killed, over 40 houses destroyed in Yendi rainstorm
3 hours -
Declaring a surplus while spending below target raises questions — Tweneboah Kodua
4 hours -
Lawmakers push for AI ‘kill switch’ after OpenAI goes rogue
4 hours -
India activist ends hunger strike after 26 days
4 hours -
Asanko Gold honours long-serving retirees, celebrates legacy of excellence and mentorship
5 hours -
Ghana pushes for fairer access, data-driven sport development at Commonwealth Meeting
5 hours -
Gov’t staying on fiscal consolidation path through 2026 is reassuring — Prof Bokpin
5 hours -
Oxford No. 1 Hotel urges public to ignore reports of receiver takeover
5 hours -
Kumasi Technical University exposes students to innovation, practical skills for the job market
5 hours -
Gov’t claim of spending not entirely true – Prof Bokpin
5 hours