Meet Phillip Ihenacho, the Nigerian businessman who built "Africa's most beautiful house"
Nigerian businessman Phillip Ihenacho spent a decade building Arijiju on Kenya's Borana Conservancy. Conde Nast called it the most beautiful house in Africa.
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Nigerian businessman Phillip Ihenacho spent a decade building Arijiju on Kenya's Borana Conservancy. Conde Nast called it the most beautiful house in Africa.
Bloemendal Wine Estate, a 324-year-old Cape wine farm once tied to anti-apartheid icon Tokyo Sexwale, goes to auction on 25 March for at least R180 million.
BUA Cement Plc, under the leadership of Abdulsamad Rabiu, has become Nigeria's most profitable cement maker in 2025, with a net profit margin of 30.43%, profit after tax surging 381.7% to N356 billion, and revenue breaking the trillion-naira barrier for the first tim
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Exxaro Resources, led by CEO Ben Magara, has completed a 575 million dollar deal to acquire premier manganese assets, securing a key role in the global transition to green energy and battery manufacturing
Dahabshiil pledged $150,000 for drought relief in northern Somalia, with founder Abdirashid Duale urging faster action as shortages spread.
Pentagon weighs adding Elon Musk’s Grok to classified systems as tensions with Anthropic grow over limits on military AI use
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Mohamed Mansour says San Diego FC is entering Year 2 with bigger expectations and a long term plan on and off the field.
Dangote Cement has become the first company to list commercial papers on the Nigerian Exchange, marking a major milestone for Nigeria’s capital market and expanding funding opportunities for large corporates.
Dangote plays a central role in a $10 million IFC initiative with Dashen Bank, designed to provide Ethiopian SMEs with access to $20 million in loans, fostering entrepreneurship and financial inclusion.
Kenya’s High Court cleared I&M Bank to recover Sh864.7 million from Buzeki Enterprises, ruling a promissory note must be enforced as written.
Phuthuma Nhleko says Africa’s future hinges on a confident shared identity, warning demographics will outpace growth if mindset and institutions lag.