Africa’s home for influencers and content creators, Trendupp Africa, has officially launched its latest milestone: Trendupp Africa Magazine. Making its debut with a powerful cover story featuring GAC Motor and Grammy-nominated music icon, Davido, the magazine marks a new era of storytelling within Africa’s digital creator economy.
The digital space is highly saturated and fast-moving, but the stories behind the screens deserve a home, and that’s exactly what this magazine aims to achieve for the digital creators’ landscape since the release of the debut edition.
Trendupp Africa Magazine is Africa’s first ever magazine focused on influencers and content creators in Africa, so every page is intentionally curated to spotlight the creatives building careers, communities, and even industries through content across all social media platforms.
The Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of Trendupp Africa Magazine, Tiwalola “TJ Dotts” Olanubi said:
“At Trendupp Africa, with audacious initiatives like the Trendupp Awards, TrenduppX and now Trendupp Africa Magazine, We are proud to continually invest in the creators economy while championing the culture of African creatives.“
The cover story of the inaugural edition features Davido as the brand ambassador for GAC Motor, marking a major moment not just for the music industry, but for the world of brand partnerships between creators and businesses in Africa. With such audacious visuals, valuable industry insight, and business context, the story explores the synergy between pop culture and consumer power.
Talking about the cover story feature, Chisom Winifred – Editor of Trendupp Africa Magazine extolled the automotive excellence of GAC Motor. In her words;
“Featuring GAC Motors on the magazine cover is a celebration of the brand’s groundbreaking innovations in Nigeria. They’re practically redefining the future of mobility and setting new benchmarks through their strategic partnership with Afrobeats global star Davido”
The first edition also features other exciting brand announcements, including a spotlight on Sycamore, one of the fastest-growing fintech platforms currently collaborating with creators for financial literacy and empowerment campaigns. The first issue of the magazine goes further to unpack the state of the creator economy and how creators are monetizing influence with Taaooma as case study. Other sections include Aproko Doctor’s column and a featured list of Creators to Watch Out For in 2025.
Trendupp Africa Magazine isn’t just circulating in the creator bubble, though. It’s being distributed across 3,000 – 5,000 touchpoints across the continent. Brands are scrambling to secure ad spots and features in upcoming editions. For many, it’s a chance to finally align with creators in a platform that truly understands the digital storytelling space. And for influencers, there is growing anticipation around who is next to grace the pages of the highly-rated platform for influencers and content creators.
This only adds another feather to Trendupp Africa’s cap. For four years running, the Trendupp Awards has stood as the Pioneer awards platform for influencers and content creators in Africa. It has celebrated everything from emerging voices to digital heavyweights, giving both recognition and resources to creators who often work tirelessly behind the scenes—reinforcing Trendupp’s position not just as a platform but as the heartbeat of Africa’s influencer marketing and creator economy.
Visit www.trendupp.com/magazine to get access to the digital copy of the magazine.
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Source: TheTalk.NG
