11. Tumi Morake (South Africa)
Tumi Morake is South Africa's first woman to host her own stand-up special. She is also an accomplished author, with her book "And Then Mama Said" receiving critical acclaim. Tumi's achievements include winning the Savanna Comic's Choice Award and breaking new ground for female comedians in Africa.
12. Gina Yashere (Nigeria/UK)
Gina Yashere, a British-Nigerian comedian, has made significant strides in both the UK and US comedy scenes. She stars in and writes for the CBS sitcom "Bob Hearts Abishola" and has several Netflix specials. Gina's humor often explores cultural identity and social issues.
13. Nkem Owoh (Nigeria)
Popularly known as "Osuofia," Nkem Owoh is a legendary figure in Nollywood and comedy. His role in the film "Osuofia in London" catapulted him to fame. Nkem has received numerous awards, including the African Movie Academy Award for Best Actor.
14. Michael Blackson (Ghana/USA)
Michael Blackson, known as "The African King of Comedy," has built a successful career in the US. His appearances in films like "Next Friday" and his comedy specials have earned him a large following. Michael's humor often draws from his experiences as an African in America.
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