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Download Resource .Pdf Les 100 sportifs africains les plus influents sur Twitter Etude réalisée au 3 février 2021 par Pourquoi cette étude ? La place des sportifs africains sur Twitter Le sport au cœur du développement en Afrique Ce top 100 propose un classement de sportifs de nationalité africaine qui exercent en Afrique ou ailleurs, tout en faisant bouger le continent Le sport représente 2% du PIB mondial et 0,5% au quotidien. N’ayant point vocation à être exhaustif, c’est une capture du PIB du continent africain. Il constitue depuis à l’instant T de ses figures selon leur influence sur Twitter, qui se définit toujours un enjeu majeur de développement. par la taille de leur communauté mais également par la densité de leur Dans un continent en effervescence continue prise de parole. tel que l’Afrique, il est porteur de dynamiques incontestables, source de ralliement et de Pourquoi Twitter ? cohésion. En tant que média social et canal d’expression, Twitter permet d’avoir accès à d’innombrables données, de manière libre et légale. C’est cette accessibilité qui fait de Twitter une source privilégiée pour cette étude. Découvrez à partir de notre détection, qui ils sont, d’où ils viennent et ce qu’ils font. Une méthodologie BIG DATA en 4 étapes Collecte de données via l’API Premium de Twitter OPEN DATA Enrichissement des données grâce à l’Open Data (géographique, économique, sanitaire… ) SMART DATA Raffinage et traitement des données via nos algorithmes SMART DATA POWER Croisement avec l’intelligence humaine pour des données fiables, exploitables et uniques 21 pays représentés dans le TOP 100 Kenya 6% Cameroun 5% Egypte Algérie 4% 10% Sénégal 4% RDC 3% Tanzanie 2% Côte d’Ivoire Zimbabwe 2% Nigéria 7% Mali 2% 9% Angola 2% Afrique du Sud Ghana 2% 35% Autres pays 1% Répartition par sports Football Cricket Rugby Basketball Athlétisme 56% 12% 10% 9% 8% Natation Golf Tennis Boxe 2% 1% 1% 1% TOP 10 des plus influents en nombre de followers 1 2 3 4 5 Mohamed Salah AB de Villiers Mohamed Elneny Ahmed Elmohamady Riyad Mahrez @MoSalah - 13,8 M @ABdeVIlliers17 - 7,4 M @ElNennY - 4,7 M @Elmo_27 - 2,5 M @Mahrez22 - 2,4 M Football Cricket Football Football Football Egypte Afrique du Sud Egypte Egypte Algérie 6 7 8 9 10 Essam el-Hadary Didier Drogba Joël Embiid Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang Saleh Gomaa @ELHadary - 2,2 M @didierdrogba - 2,1 M @JoelEmbiid - 1,8 M @Aubameyang7 - 1,7 M @SalehGomaa - 1,5 M Football Football Basketball Football Football Egypte Côte d’Ivoire Cameroun Gabon Egypte De la 11ème à la 30ème place 11 Samuel Eto’o @setoo9 1,5 M Football Cameroun 12 Giannis Ugo Antetokounmpo @Giannis_An34 1,4 M Basketball Nigeria 13 Mohamed el Shenawy @Melshenawy 1,4 M Football Egypte 14 Islam Slimani @slimaniislam 1,4 M Football Algérie 15 Demba Ba @dembabafoot 1,3 M Football Sénégal 16 Sofiane Feghouli @sffeghouli 1,3 M Football Algérie 17 JP Duminy @jpduminy21 1,3 M Cricket Afrique du Sud 18 André Iguodala @andre 1,3 M Basketball Nigeria 19 Eric Bailly @ericbailly24 1,3 M Football Côte d’Ivoire 20 Victor Moses @VictorMoses 1,1 M Football Nigeria 21 Albie Morkel @albiemorkel 1,1 M Cricket Afrique du Sud 22 Ayman Ashraf @aymanashraf 1,1 M Football Egypte 23 David Miller @DavidMillerSA12 1 M Cricket Afrique du Sud 24 Marwan Mohsen @MMohsen 1 M Football Egypte 25 Serge Ibaka @sergeibaka 927,5 K Basketball Congo Brazzaville 26 Wilfried Zaha @wilfriedzaha 922 K Football Côte d’Ivoire 27 Assamoah Gyan @ASAMOAH_GYAN3 883,3 K Football Ghana 28 Alexander Iwobi @alexiwobi 833,1 K Football Nigeria 29 Odion Jude Ighalo @ighalojude 810,9 K Football Nigeria 30 Yaya Touré @YayaToure 789 K Football Côte d’Ivoire De la 31ème à la 50ème place 31 Michael Essien @MichaelEssien 686,4 K Football Ghana 32 Rio Mavuba @riomavuba 618,9 K Football Angola 33 Percy Tau @percymuzitau22 451,2 K Football Afrique du Sud 34 Gervais Yao Kouassi @GervinhOfficial 414,1 K Football Côte d’Ivoire 35 Caster Semenya @caster800m 402,8 K Athlétisme Afrique du Sud 36 Eliud Kipchoge @EliudKipchoge 397,5 K Athlétisme Kenya 37 David Rudisha @rudishadavid 392,6 K Athlétisme Kenya 38 Kalidou Koulibaly @kkoulibaly26 368,3 K Football Sénégal 39 Francis Ngannou @francis_ngannou 354,7 K Boxe Cameroun 40 Aurelien Chedjou @AurelienChedjou 342,4 K Football Cameroun 41 Wayne Parnell @WayneParnell 340,6 K Cricket Afrique du Sud 42 Victor Oladipo @VicOladipo 309 K Basketball Sierra Léone 43 Bongani Zungu @BonganiZungu08 271,6 K Football Afrique du Sud 44 Siphiwe Tshabalala @siphiweshabba 259,8 K Football Afrique du Sud 45 Salomon Kalou @salomonkalou 257,1 K Football Côte d’Ivoire 46 Chad Le Clos @chadleclos 253,7 K Natation Afrique du Sud 47 Ramy Bensebaini @bensebainiRams 246,5 K Football Algérie 48 Frédéric Oumar Kanouté @FredericKanoute 241 K Football Mali 49 Khama Billiat @khama_Billiat11 225,3 K Football Zimbabwe 50 Vernon Philander @VDP_24 218,9 K Cricket Afrique du Sud ème 51 Asisat Oshoala @AsisatOshoala 213 K Football Nigeria De la 51 52 Daine Klate @Klatey7 203 K Football Afrique du Sud ème 53 Kermit Romeo Erasmus @Erasmus_95 194,6 K Football Afrique du Sud à la 75 54 Cédric Bakambu @Bakambu17 182,7 K Football RDC 55 Mbwana Samatta @Samagoal_77 133 K Football Tanzanie place 56 Ernie Els @TheBig_Easy 128,9 K Golf Afrique du Sud 57 Wayde van Niekerk @WaydeDreamer 127,6 K Athlétisme Afrique du Sud 58 Brendan Taylor @BrendanTaylor86 126,5 K Cricket Zimbabwe 59 Robin John Peterson @robbie13flair 106,3 K Cricket Afrique du Sud 60 Lungi Ngidi @NgidiLungi 106,3 K Cricket Afrique du Sud 61 Taher Mohamed Taher @Taherr7 104,4 K Football Egypte 62 Stephane Mbia @StephaneMbia 82,3 K Football Cameroun 63 Willie le roux @wjjleroux 72,3 K Rugby Afrique du Sud 64 Jackson Mabokgwane @JMabokgwane 67,5 K Football Afrique du Sud 65 Sadio Mané @SadioMane10FP 67,2 K Football Sénégal 66 Gorgui Dieng @GorguiDieng 61,4 K Basketball Sénégal 67 Kyle Abbott @Kyle_Abbott87 60,4 K Cricket Afrique du Sud 68 Eduardo Camavinga @Camavinga 59,6 K Football Angola 69 Cheslin Kolbe @Cheslin_Kolbe11 57,2 K Rugby Afrique du Sud 70 David Wiese @David_Wiese 56,6 K Cricket Afrique du Sud 71 Himid Mao @HimidMao 56,2 K Football Tanzanie 72 Farida Osman @FaridaOsman 55 K Natation Egypte 73 Shehu Abdullahi @OfficialShehu 53,8 K Football Nigeria 74 Cobus Reinach @c_reinach 53,7 K Rugby Afrique du Sud 75 Bismack Biyombo @bismackbiyombo 53,6 K Basketball RDC ème 76 Janine Van Wyk @Janinevanwyk5 52,3 K Football Afrique du Sud De la 76 77 Derick Hougaard @DerickHougaard 48,9 K Rugby Afrique du Sud ème 78 Amanda toki Dlamini @Amanda_Dlamini9 42,3 K Football Afrique du Sud à la 100 79 Siya Kolisi @SiyaKolisi_Bear 41,3 K Rugby Afrique du Sud 80 Tabraiz Shamsi @shamsi90 40,2 K Cricket Afrique du Sud place 81 Akani Simbine @AkaniSimbine 39,8 K Athlétisme Afrique du Sud 82 Faf de klerk @fafdeklerk 38,3 K Rugby Afrique du Sud 83 Julius Yego @JuliusYegoKE 34 K Athlétisme Kenya 84 Joshua Cheptegei @joshuacheptege1 32,9 K Athlétisme Uganda 85 Ons Jabeur @Ons_Jabeur 31,9 K Tennis Tunisie 86 Christian Eyenga @christeyenga31 30,6 K Basketball RDC 87 Humphrey Kayange @HKayangeOGW 26,4 K Rugby Kenya 88 Jacques Burger @Nabasboer 25,6 K Rugby Namibie 89 Dennis Ombachi @ombachi13 23,9 K Rugby Kenya 90 Refiloe Jane @fifinhojane 23,8 K Football Afrique du Sud 91 Francisca Ordega @OrdegaF 23,8 K Football Nigeria 92 Sand Alwarfali @Sand_Alwarfali 22 K Football Maroc 93 Souleymane Coulibaly @Sol_Coulibaly 21,8 K Football Côte d’Ivoire 94 Kgatlana Thembi @Kgatlanathe1st 20,9 K Football Afrique du Sud 95 Jermaine Seoposenwe @jermaine109 20,1 K Football Afrique du Sud 96 Teboho Mohoje @OupsMo 19,8 K Rugby Afrique du Sud 97 Asbel Kiprop @KipropAsbel 19,1 K Athlétisme Kenya 98 Simphiwe Dludlu @Simphiwe_Dludlu 19 K Football Afrique du Sud 99 Cheick Diallo @cheick_diallo13 17 K Basketball Mali 100 Onome Ebi @EBIONOME 16,8 K Football Nigeria Pour aller plus loin… TOP 10 des sportives Caster Semenya Janine Van Wyk 1 @caster800m - 402,8 K 4 @Janinevanwyk5 - 52,3 K Athlétisme Football Afrique du Sud Afrique du Sud 5 Amanda toki Dlamini Francisca Ordega @Amanda_Dlamini9 - 42,3 K 8 @OrdegaF - 23,8 K Football Football Asisat Oshoala Afrique du Sud Nigeria 2 @AsisatOshoala - 213 K Football Nigeria Ons Jabeur 9 Kgatlana Thembi 6 @Ons_Jabeur - 31,9 K @Kgatlanathe1st - 20,9 K Tennis Football Tunisie Afrique du Sud Refiloe Jane Jermaine Seoposenwe Farida Osman @fifinhojane - 23,8 K 10 @jermaine109 - 20,1 K 3 @FaridaOsman - 55 K 7 Football Football Natation Afrique du Sud Afrique du Sud Egypte TOP 10 des non footballeurs AB de Villiers JP Duminy 1 @ABdeVilliers17 - 7,4 M 4 @jpduminy21 - 1,3 M Cricket Cricket Afrique du Sud Afrique du Sud 5 André Iguodala Serge Ibaka @andre - 1,3 M 8 @sergeibaka - 927,5 K Basketball Basketball Joël Embiid Nigeria Congo Brazzaville 2 @JoelEmbiid - 1,8 M Basketball Cameroun Albie Morkel 9 Caster Semenya 6 @albiemorkel - 1,1 M @caster800m - 402,8 K Cricket Athlétisme Afrique du Sud Afrique du Sud David Miller Eliud Kipchoge Giannis Ugo Antetokounmpou @DavidMillerSA12 - 1 M 10 @EliudKipchoge - 397,5 K 3 @Giannis_An34 - 1,4 M 7 Cricket Athlétisme Basketball Afrique du Sud Kenya Nigeria TOP 10 des sportifs issus de pays francophones Riyad Mahrez Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang 1 @Mahrez22 - 2,4 M 4 @Aubameyang7 - 1,7 M Football Football Algérie Gabon 5 Samuel Eto’o Sofiane Feghouli @setoo9 - 1,5 M 8 @sffeghouli - 1,3 M Football Football Didier Drogba Cameroun Algérie 2 @didierdrogba - 2,1 M Football Côte d’Ivoire Islam Slimani 9 Eric Bailly 6 @slimaniislam - 1,4 M @ericbailly24 - 1,3 M Football Football Algérie Côte d’Ivoire Demba Ba Serge Ibaka Joël Embiid @dembabafoot - 1,3 M 10 @sergeibaka
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