Investor Memo: Fuel-Starved Nations Flock to Dangote — How the War Is Redrawing Africa’s Energy Trade Map
South Africa, Ghana and Kenya are lining up for fuel from Dangote's refinery as the Hormuz crisis enters its fourth week — we break down what this means for African energy trade, the IPO, and who holds the pricing power.
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Investor Memo: Hormuz Fallout & African Energy
The Strait of Hormuz is closed, Brent is above $85, and Africa's energy map is splitting into winners and losers — we break down who gains, who bleeds, and what Dangote's stress test reveals.
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Tony Elumelu: The Dealmaker Who Won’t Stop Building — Macron’s Pick, Transcorp’s Record Year, and the Empire Behind Africa’s Most Visible Businessman
Macron tapped him for France's Africa coalition, his foundation just deployed $16 million, and Transcorp posted record revenue of $399 million — inside the empire and influence of Tony Elumelu.
African Wealth Briefing — Mon., March 23, 2026
South Africa wants a 12-month fuel deal with Dangote as the Iran war chokes off Middle East supplies.
The detention of Malagasy tycoon Mamy Ravatomanga in Mauritius is threatening the island's financial reputation ahead of its 2027 FATF review
The detention of Malagasy tycoon Mamy Ravatomanga in Mauritius on money laundering suspicions is raising fresh concerns about the island's FATF standing.
Tycoon Saki Macozoma says South Africa's Black Economic Empowerment must be overhauled and handed to a new generation of leaders
Saki Macozoma told the News24 On the Record summit that BEE must be overhauled and led by new leaders, not scrapped, to remain relevant.